Convert recorded speech into editable text using AI transcription. Upload audio or video, then review, translate, summarize, and export the result.
AI speech transcription
Speech to text AI is useful when your source is a recording: interviews, calls, lectures, webinars, voice notes, podcasts, and social videos.
Transcripto accepts audio and video files, detects speech, and returns timestamped text that is easier to work with than a raw caption stream.
This page is focused on recorded media. It does not claim live dictation or browser microphone recording in this first version.
A practical transcription workflow for recorded speech with review and export built in.
Use the same speech model workflow for MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV, and other supported media files.
Read the transcript next to timing data so you can verify difficult names or quotes quickly.
Translate, summarize, copy, or export the generated text as soon as the transcription finishes.
The page is explicit about recorded media so users do not expect unsupported live recording features.
This workflow starts from a file or supported link. It is useful after a meeting, class, interview, or recording has already happened.
It is not a browser microphone recorder. That keeps the landing page aligned with the current product and avoids promising a workflow that is not available yet.
Use this page when the search intent is the speech recognition task itself. Use MP3 to Text, MP4 to Text, or Video Transcript Generator when the user already knows the file type or output they need.
All of these pages lead into the same transcription workspace, but the copy and answers are tuned for different starting points.
Upload recorded speech and turn it into an editable transcript.
Choose an audio or video file that contains spoken content.
Check timestamps, fix names if needed, then export or summarize the result.