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    Voice Memo to Text

    Transcribe your iPhone Voice Memos: share the memo to Files, upload it, and get every word in writing with timestamps and speaker labels.

    Transcribe a voice memo
    Voice memo to text

    How to transcribe a voice memo on iPhone

    The iPhone Voice Memos app saves each recording as an M4A file. Share the memo out of the app, upload it to Scriptivox, and you get the text, with timestamps and a label for each speaker, in more than 100 languages.

    1. Share the memo

      In Voice Memos, tap the recording, tap the three dots and choose Share, then Save to Files, AirDrop it to your Mac, or email it to yourself.

    2. Upload it

      Drop the M4A file in, from your phone or your computer, and pick its language or let Scriptivox detect it.

    3. Use the text

      Search the transcript, jump to any moment from a word, get a summary, and export it to PDF, DOCX, TXT or subtitles.

    What people record in Voice Memos

    • Ideas and notes to selfThoughts you dictated while walking or driving, as text you can search and copy into your notes.
    • Lectures and talksA class or a talk you recorded on your phone, written out with timestamps so you can find each part.
    • Interviews and conversationsTwo or more people, each labelled, ready to quote.
    • Meetings you recordedA meeting recorded on your phone, with a summary of what was decided.