Transcribe any recording and open it straight in Microsoft Word as a .docx.
98+ languages, timestamps, ready for your Office workflow. Free to start.
The link must be publicly accessible.
Built for the Office workflow — transcribe a recording and get a .docx that drops straight into Word.
Upload an audio file or paste a link. The spoken language is detected for you.
The audio is transcribed into punctuated, timestamped text you can review on screen.
Export a .docx and open it in Word — formatting, track changes, and styles all work.
If your team lives in Microsoft Word, this gets recordings into it without a detour.
Turn a recorded meeting into a Word report ready for your template.
Hand off an interview as a .docx for editors to mark up in Word.
The DOCX opens with full Word editing — styles, comments, track changes.
Skip copy-pasting from a text box into Word — export the document directly.
Dictate, transcribe, and edit the draft in Word.
Transcribe in almost any language and export to Word.
Microsoft Word is still where most documents are written, reviewed, and signed off. Getting a transcript into Word usually means copy-pasting and reformatting — SlayScribe skips that by exporting a native .docx with clean punctuation, so the recording arrives in Word ready for styles, comments, and track changes.
Yes — the export is a standard .docx that opens natively in Microsoft Word, plus Google Docs and Pages.
Yes. It's a normal Word document with full editing support.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC and more, plus links.
It uses OpenAI Whisper — clear audio is near-perfect; you can edit before or after export.
Free within a monthly minutes allowance; Pro adds long files and unlimited uploads.
Over 98, detected automatically.
Go Pro to transcribe hours of audio and video, with more monthly minutes and unlimited uploads — accurate text in 98+ languages.
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