Bring in a voice note
Choose the recording saved on your device. MP3, WAV, M4A, and MP4 are accepted, with a maximum of 200 MB or 20 minutes.
A voice to text converter is most useful when you have a spoken idea, reminder, or personal recording that you want to search and edit later. Instead of replaying the entire file, create a local transcript and use timestamps to return to the exact moment where an idea was recorded.
Convert a personal recording into editable notes while keeping the original audio on your device.
This workflow is designed for voice notes, phone recordings, short personal memos, and informal planning. You can keep language on auto detect or select a language manually when the recording is short, accented, or contains words that need more predictable recognition.
Because the transcript is a draft for review, the editor keeps the original audio available. Add names, brands, or technical terms before processing, then check the words that are important to your task. Nothing in the glossary is silently inserted into the final text.
Choose the recording saved on your device. MP3, WAV, M4A, and MP4 are accepted, with a maximum of 200 MB or 20 minutes.
Enter people, product names, places, or work terms that may be difficult to recognize from sound alone. They are provided as context for the local model.
Edit the generated segments, replay a timestamp when the wording matters, and export a clean text file or structured JSON for your next step.
Voice notes often contain incomplete sentences, changes of thought, and proper names. A timestamped draft gives you a practical starting point without losing the recording.
The local workflow processes the file in the browser. There is no account, upload queue, or cloud storage in the first version.
Automatic transcription is not a substitute for proofreading. Listen again to names, numbers, commitments, and any sentence you plan to quote or publish.
Example output only. The actual transcript depends on the recording, language, microphone, and background noise.
[00:00:18.540] I want to compare the two ideas before Friday and send the outline to Maya.
Yes, as long as the exported file is MP3, WAV, M4A, or MP4 and stays within the size and duration limits.
No. It creates editable transcript text. You decide what to remove, combine, or rewrite after checking the recording.
Add names, companies, products, places, and specialist words that appear in the recording and might otherwise be misheard.
Yes. No registration is required. The model is downloaded once to the browser and can be reused after it has been cached.