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    Voicemail to Text

    Save a voicemail from your phone, upload it, and read every word, with timestamps you can play back from.

    Transcribe a voicemail
    Voicemail to text

    How to transcribe a voicemail

    Save the voicemail as an audio file, upload it to Scriptivox, and you get the message as text you can read, search, copy and keep. It works for long messages, quiet ones and messages in other languages.

    1. Save the voicemail

      On iPhone, open the voicemail in the Phone app, tap the share icon and save it to Files. On Android or Google Voice, use the share or download option your voicemail app offers.

    2. Upload it

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

    3. Read the message

      Read the transcript, play back any sentence from its timestamp, and copy the text or export it to PDF, DOCX or TXT.

    Why people turn voicemails into text

    • Messages you need to keepA client's instructions, a doctor's office callback or a landlord's message, written down so you can file it.
    • Long or hard-to-hear messagesRead a rambling or quiet voicemail instead of replaying it to catch a number or a name.
    • Messages in another languageTranscribe voicemails in more than 100 languages, with the language detected for you.
    • Business linesTurn the voicemails your team receives into text you can forward, search and act on.