Transcribe any recording and open it straight in Microsoft Word as a .docx.
99 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, on Windows, Mac, or Word for the web.
Upload an audio file or paste a link. The spoken language is detected for you — no Office add-in and no Microsoft account involved.
The audio is transcribed into punctuated, timestamped text you can review on screen before anything reaches your document.
Export a .docx and open it in Word — then apply your own template, heading styles, comments, or track changes as usual.
If your team lives in Microsoft Word, this gets recordings into it without a detour through a text box.
Paste the transcript into the company .dotx template and let Word's styles take over.
Send an interview as a .docx so reviewers can mark it up in Word with comments and track changes.
Drop the file into OneDrive or SharePoint and edit it together in Word for the web.
Nothing is installed into Office — the document is produced in your browser and simply opened in Word.
The same .docx opens identically in Word for Windows, Word for Mac, and Pages if a colleague has no Office.
Transcribe in almost any language; the Word file keeps the language that was spoken.
Microsoft Word is still where most documents are written, reviewed, and signed off — and it is picky about what it opens. SlayScribe writes a genuine Office Open XML .docx, the same container Word saves natively, so the file needs no conversion prompt, no add-in, and no cleanup pass: heading styles, comments, and track changes work on it from the first click, on Windows, Mac, and Word for the web alike.
Yes — the export is a standard .docx that opens natively in Microsoft Word, plus Google Docs and Pages.
Yes. The export is a normal Word document with full editing support.
The export is .docx — Office Open XML, what Word has saved by default since Word 2007. Older Word versions open it with the free compatibility pack.
No. The document is built in your browser, so you can download it on a machine with no Office and open it later in Word or Word for the web.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC and more — or a link to the recording.
The Word transcript comes from OpenAI Whisper — clear audio is near-perfect; you can edit before or after the export.
No — the .docx export is available on the free monthly minutes allowance; Pro is for long files and unlimited uploads.
Speech in 99 languages, detected automatically — the .docx comes back in the language that was spoken.
Go Pro to transcribe hours of audio and video, with more monthly minutes and unlimited uploads — accurate text in 99 languages.
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