Search the recording.
Find a word, name, or topic in the transcript and go to its timestamp.
Upload a supported audio file or provide a direct media link, then search, copy, and export the spoken words with timestamps.
Sign in to transcribe a recording. Audio transcription costs 1 credit per audio minute.
Turn supported recordings into text you can scan instead of replaying from the beginning.
Find a word, name, or topic in the transcript and go to its timestamp.
Review where a passage appears in the source recording.
Copy the transcript or download text and subtitle formats for other tools.
Start from the video, use the transcript, then carry the result into your own workflow.
Upload a recording or provide a direct link to a supported media file.
The speech-to-text option creates a transcript from the recording.
Search the text, revisit timestamps, and download a format you need.
Yes. Upload a supported audio recording or provide a direct media link, then search and export its spoken words with timestamps.
Audio transcription uses credits and requires a signed-in account. A free account includes 25 monthly credits; YouTube caption pulls are available without signing in.
A free account includes monthly credits for supported recordings. Transcripts include timestamps, and each audio minute costs 1 credit.
TranscriptLab accepts supported audio formats such as MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, and OGG. The upload screen lists the current file and size limits.
Yes. The transcript viewer lets you search the text and use timestamps to revisit the matching part of the recording.
Yes. You can copy or download available text and timed subtitle formats after transcription.
Upload a supported video recording and turn its spoken audio into a timestamped transcript for review and export.
View this workflowUpload an MP3 or use a direct media link to transcribe the speech, search the result, and keep timestamps with each passage.
View this workflowUpload an audio or video file to create a searchable transcript with timestamps.