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    Lecture to Text for Students

    Upload a recording of a lecture, seminar or online class and get every word in writing, with timestamps and a summary to revise from.

    Transcribe a lecture
    Lecture to Text

    How to turn a lecture into text

    Record the lecture on your phone or laptop, or use the recording your course or Zoom saves, then upload the file. Scriptivox writes out what was said, with timestamps and speaker labels, in more than 100 languages, and gives you a summary to revise from.

    1. Get the recording

      Record the lecture with your phone's voice recorder or the recorder in Scriptivox, or download the recording your course or Zoom saves.

    2. Upload it

      Drop the audio or video file into Scriptivox (MP3, M4A, MP4, WAV and most other formats) and pick the lecture's language, or let Scriptivox detect it.

    3. Study from the text

      Read and search the transcript, jump to any moment from a word, get a summary of the key points, ask questions about the lecture, and export it to PDF, DOCX or TXT.

    What students use it for

    • Lectures and seminarsHave the whole lecture in writing, so in class you can listen instead of copying everything down.
    • Online classesUpload the recording of a Zoom, Teams or Google Meet class and read the transcript when it is ready.
    • Revising for examsSearch the transcript for a topic, read the summary, or ask what the lecturer said about it.
    • Classes in another languageTranscribe recordings in more than 100 languages, with the language detected for you.
    • Interviews for a thesisTranscribe research interviews with each speaker labelled and timestamps, ready to quote.