Meetings and Calls
Turn recorded calls into searchable notes, decisions and action items that the whole team can scan in a minute. For Zoom, Teams and Google Meet recordings, see our meeting transcription page.
Upload a recording or paste a link and EzTranscriber will transcribe audio to text in minutes, with speaker labels and timestamps. Works with 99 languages, and new accounts get free credits to start.
Upload an audio file or paste a direct audio link.
Supported formats: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, WMA
EzTranscriber is an online audio transcriber that uses speech recognition to turn spoken words into text you can read, search and reuse. Upload an interview, a lecture, a sales call or a WAV, M4A or OGG file, or paste a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram link, and a few minutes later you get a clean AI transcript with punctuation, paragraph breaks, timestamps and speaker labels. Everything happens in the browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to configure. Students use it to revise lectures, journalists to pull quotes, researchers to code interviews, podcasters to publish show notes and teams to keep a written record of every meeting. Instead of replaying a recording three times to catch one sentence, you scroll, search and click straight to the moment you need.
Start TranscribingPeople do not speak the way they write. A real recording mixes background noise, crosstalk, strong accents, fast speech, filler words, half finished sentences and industry jargon, and each of those slows down anyone typing it out by hand. Group conversations add another layer, because a useful transcript has to show who said what and when. As a rule of thumb, typing out one hour of clear audio takes about four hours, and noisy or multi speaker recordings take longer. Speech recognition does the heavy lifting in minutes, but the result still depends on how clearly the audio was captured, how distinct the voices are and how much context the model can hear. That is why EzTranscriber labels speakers, adds a timestamp to every line and keeps the player next to the text: you can jump to any passage that sounds off and confirm it in seconds instead of hunting through the file.
Try It on Your RecordingDrop in an audio file, upload a video, or paste a YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or direct media link. EzTranscriber pulls out the soundtrack and starts transcribing right away, so you never need a separate converter.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG and OPUS audio are supported, along with MP4, MOV, MKV and WEBM video. You can transcribe a WAV file from a field recorder or transcribe an OPUS file from WhatsApp without converting anything first.
Automatic language detection recognizes 99 languages and a wide range of accents, then returns clean, punctuated paragraphs that read like a document instead of a wall of words. Names, numbers and technical terms come through as written text you can quote.
Sign in and your new account receives free credits, enough to try EzTranscriber on real recordings. After that you pay only for the minutes you transcribe, with plans and credit packs on the pricing page.
Everything you need to go from a raw recording to a transcript you can actually use.
Voice notes, call recordings, interviews, lectures, webinars and exports from a field recorder all work out of the box. Working with music or a short clip? Use MP3 to text for songs and video to text for MP4 and MOV footage. Every upload runs through the same AI transcription engine, so going from audio to transcript feels the same for every file. Long recordings are handled just like short ones, and you can close the tab while a file is processing: the finished transcript waits for you in your history.
Upload Audio FileSwitch on speaker identification and every voice gets its own label, Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and so on, with a timestamp at the start of each line. Click any line to jump to that moment in the player, rename speakers to real names, and export a time coded transcript or SRT captions for editing and subtitles. A transcribed conversation finally reads like a script: you can see who asked, who answered and when the topic changed. Search works across the whole file, so finding the moment a client mentioned a price or a deadline takes a second instead of a full replay.
Transcribe with SpeakersWhen the transcript is ready, translate it with one click and read the two versions side by side, line by line. Interview a client in Spanish and share the notes in English, or send a Japanese product review to a team in Germany. Speaker labels and timestamps carry over, so the translation is just as easy to navigate as the original. Need translation as the main job? Our translate audio tool is built for that workflow.
Translate a TranscriptThree simple steps take you from a recording to a finished transcript. Here is a transcribe audio to text example using a recorded interview.
Sign in, then drag the interview file into the upload box, or paste a link if the recording lives on YouTube, TikTok or Instagram. Pick the spoken language or leave it on Auto, and switch on speaker identification because two people are talking. The box shows the file name and length so you can confirm you picked the right recording.
The transcription engine listens to the whole file, writes out every word, adds punctuation and timestamps and splits the dialogue between interviewer and guest. A typical interview is ready in a few minutes, and you can keep working in another tab while it runs.
Read the transcript next to the player, search for key phrases, rename Speaker 1 and Speaker 2, translate it if needed, then download it as TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT or VTT. The transcript also stays in your history, so you can come back to it, export another format or delete it later.
Readable transcripts in 99 languages for meetings, interviews, podcasts, lectures and voice notes. Create your account, use the free credits on your first recordings, and see how much listening time you save.
From the classroom to the newsroom, turning recordings into text saves hours of listening and typing.
Turn recorded calls into searchable notes, decisions and action items that the whole team can scan in a minute. For Zoom, Teams and Google Meet recordings, see our meeting transcription page.
Journalists and researchers get exact quotes with timestamps, code qualitative data faster and fact check a statement without replaying the whole conversation. Speaker labels keep the interviewer and the guest apart, which makes long interviews much easier to edit.
Publish show notes, blog posts, social clips and captions from every episode. Our podcast transcript generator keeps each host and guest on separate lines.
Students turn lectures, seminars and webinars into study notes, then search the text for the formula or date they need instead of scrubbing through hours of audio. Teachers use the same transcripts to share accessible notes with the whole class.
Capture ideas while walking or driving and read them later as clean notes. Convert iPhone or Android recordings with voice memo to text.
Creators turn videos into scripts, captions, quotes and blog posts. Paste a link into the YouTube transcript generator or the TikTok transcript generator to start.
I record every lecture on my phone. EzTranscriber turns a ninety minute class into searchable notes before I get home, and the timestamps let me jump to the exact part the professor was explaining when I review before exams.
Maya Patel
Graduate Student
We run customer interviews every week. Speaker labels mean I no longer spend an afternoon working out who said what, and the DOCX export drops straight into our research repository with the timestamps intact.
Daniel Brooks
UX Researcher
As a reporter I need exact quotes. I upload the interview, search for the line I remember, click the timestamp and hear it again before anything goes to print.
Sofia Ramirez
Freelance Journalist
Our show has two hosts and a guest. EzTranscriber separates all three voices and gives me SRT captions for YouTube in the same run, a job that used to take a whole evening.
Marcus Lee
Podcast Producer
I interview Spanish speaking clients and share notes with an English speaking team. Getting the audio to text and the translation in one place saves a lot of back and forth.
Elena Novak
Operations Manager
I keep voice memos for client calls and new ideas. Now they become text I can actually search, and I delete the recordings once I have what I need.
James Carter
Small Business Owner
Quick answers about how EzTranscriber works. Still have a question? Write to our support team and we will help.
It is the process of turning the spoken words in a recording into written text, and the tool that does it is called a transcriber. EzTranscriber does it with AI: upload a file or paste a link, and it returns a transcript with punctuation, timestamps and, if you want, speaker labels. What used to take hours of typing now takes minutes.
Sign in, upload your audio or video file or paste a link, choose the language or keep Auto, and press Transcribe. When the transcript appears, read it next to the player, copy it, translate it or download it. Want to see the output first? Open a sample under Templates for an audio transcription example before you upload your own file.
It is free to start. Every new account gets free credits, so you can transcribe audio for free on your first recordings. When you need more minutes, choose a plan or credit pack on the pricing page. If you were looking for transcription software for free, this is the quickest way to try one without installing anything.
You can upload an audio file for transcription in MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG or OPUS format, or a video in MP4, MOV, MKV or WEBM. EzTranscriber works as a transcriber for any WAV file straight from a recorder, so there is no need to convert anything first.
Yes. Turn on speaker identification before you start, and every line of the transcript shows its speaker and start time. You can rename speakers and export a time coded transcript as SRT or VTT.
EzTranscriber recognizes 99 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi and Arabic. Leave the language on Auto and it is detected for you, or set it yourself for short clips and recordings that mix languages.
Yes. Once your transcript is ready, open the translate menu and choose one of 35+ target languages. The translation lines up with the original, line by line, so you can compare them side by side.
Copy the text with one click or download it as TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT or VTT. SRT and VTT keep the timestamps, so the files work as captions in video editors and on YouTube, while DOCX and PDF are ready to share as documents.
Yes. Paste the video link into the matching tab and EzTranscriber transcribes the audio track. For dedicated workflows, see the YouTube transcript generator, the Instagram transcript tool and the Facebook transcript generator.
Your files travel over an encrypted connection and are used only to create your transcript. Transcripts are visible only in your account, and you can delete any of them at any time.
No. EzTranscriber is an online transcriber that runs entirely in your browser on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and Chromebook, so there is nothing to install. Your starter credits give you free online audio transcription on any device, and your transcripts stay in your account wherever you sign in.
Speech recognition works best on clear recordings, so record close to the speaker, cut background noise and avoid people talking over each other. Where a word is truly inaudible, transcription may skip or misread it. Set the correct language, then check those passages against the player before you share the text.
EzTranscriber brings everything you need to turn audio into text into one place: AI speech recognition for 99 languages, speaker labels, timestamps, translation and exports for every workflow. Whether you need a transcript from audio for work, school or content, upload your first recording, use your free credits and get a transcript you can search, share and edit in minutes.