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    Voice Recording to Text

    Upload a voice memo, a phone recording or a WhatsApp voice note, or record right here, and get every word in writing, with timestamps and speaker labels.

    Transcribe a recording
    Voice recording to text

    How to transcribe a voice recording

    Use a recording you already have, from your phone's voice recorder, Voice Memos or a WhatsApp voice note, or record from your microphone in Scriptivox. Upload it and Scriptivox writes out what was said, with timestamps and speaker labels, in more than 100 languages.

    1. Get the recording

      Find it in your phone's voice recorder or Voice Memos, save the voice note from the chat, or press Record in Scriptivox.

    2. Upload it

      Drop the file in (M4A, MP3, WAV, OPUS, OGG, AMR and most other formats) and pick its language, or let Scriptivox detect it.

    3. Use the text

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

    What people turn into text

    • Voice memos and notes to selfIdeas, to-do lists and notes you dictated on the go, as text you can search, copy and share.
    • Voice messagesLong WhatsApp or phone voice messages you would rather read than listen to, written out so you can quote them.
    • Recorded meetings and callsA meeting or call you recorded on your phone, with each speaker labelled and a summary of what was decided.
    • Conversations and interviewsTalks between two or more people, with speaker labels and timestamps ready to quote.
    • Recordings in other languagesTranscribe recordings in more than 100 languages, with the language detected for you.