Turn any recording into text in minutes — no typing, no software.
99 languages, timestamps, export to TXT, DOCX, PDF or SRT. Free to start.
The link must be publicly accessible.
Hand the listening and typing to SlayScribe — drop in a recording and get readable text back.
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or other file, or paste a link to one.
The language is detected and the speech becomes punctuated, timestamped text automatically.
Search it, copy a quoted line with its timestamp, translate it, or export to TXT, DOCX, PDF, or SRT subtitles.
The transcript is the starting point, not the finish line. This is what the text unlocks the moment it lands.
Hundreds of hours of recordings become one searchable pile of text — find the line you half-remember by typing three words of it.
Copy a sentence with its timestamp and drop it into an article, a report, or a slide, word for word and attributable.
A recorded talk becomes a newsletter, a set of notes, or a checklist — you're editing text rather than starting from a blank page.
Text can go through a translator; audio can't. Once a recording is written down it travels to any language you need.
The same transcript exports as SRT or VTT, so the recording that became text can also become subtitles for the video it came from.
Send a document instead of an audio file — colleagues can skim it in a minute rather than book twenty to listen.
Listening is linear and slow: to find one sentence you replay the whole recording, and a colleague has to spend the same twenty minutes you just did. Text collapses that. It is searchable, quotable, translatable, and skimmable in seconds — and it is the only form a recording can take if it needs to become a document, a caption file, or a paragraph in something you're writing. SlayScribe turns audio into punctuated, timestamped text in 99 languages automatically, and every one of those next steps starts working the moment the transcript appears.
Upload a recording or paste a link, and SlayScribe turns it into editable, timestamped text automatically.
No — the transcriber runs in your browser on any device, with nothing to download.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC and more — or paste a link to the recording.
The text comes from OpenAI Whisper; clear audio is near-perfect and everything stays editable.
Yes — save the text as TXT, DOCX, PDF, or SRT / VTT subtitles.
Every transcript is saved to your account as text, so a browser find, or your own notes app after export, will match across all of them.
Yes — once the recording is text it goes through any translator you already use, which is not possible with the raw audio.
Yes — turning audio into text is free within a monthly minutes allowance; Pro adds long files and unlimited uploads.
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