Transcribe a court deposition
Court deposition transcript: the testimony written out with timecodes, the question and the answer kept apart. Free $0, 3 files a day.
Upload the recording of the deposition and it comes back written out, with the time of every line and the question and the answer named apart. One file is up to 30 minutes; the free plan is $0 with 3 files a day.
The sworn words of a room with one microphone
A deposition is a question and an answer, over and over, in front of a reporter and under an oath. What matters in it is not the topic but the words: the pause before the answer, the correction in the middle of the sentence, the answer that gives less than the question asked. The transcript keeps all of it in text with a timecode on every line, which is what a lawyer needs when the memory of the room is not enough.
What a deposition transcript carries
- One deposition
up to 30 minutes on the free plan, no minute limit on Pro
- The question and the answer
each voice gets a label of its own when the split by speaker is on
- The free plan
$0: 3 files a day, up to 30 minutes per file, no card
- The export for the case
TXT, Markdown, CSV, and DOCX on Pro
How to transcribe a deposition
- 1
Get the recording of the deposition
One file may be up to 30 minutes, so a long sitting has to be split into two recordings.
- 2
Upload it and separate the voices
Send the file to the widget above, leave the language on automatic detection and switch on the split by speaker.
- 3
Find the answer that matters
Search the text for the name or the date and read the lines around it, with the timecode of the moment it was said.
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Put the text into the case
Export TXT to read, Markdown for the working notes, DOCX on Pro for the document that goes to the other side.
Tips
Keep the recording of every sitting of the deposition.
Name the file after the case and the date of the sitting.
Read the first minutes: the name and the oath are said there.
Export DOCX on Pro for the document of the case.
Questions this page answers
Is this a certified deposition transcript?
No. A certified transcript is made and signed by a court reporter; what this service returns is the text of the recording with timecodes, for your own work.
Can the question and the answer be told apart?
Yes. With the split by speaker on, each voice gets a label of its own, so an answer never runs into the next question.
Does the service check what was sworn?
No. It transcribes the words of the room. Whether they were sworn, and what they mean for the case, is the work of the lawyer.
How long is the transcript kept?
Until you delete it in the app. On the free plan the transcript is kept for 7 days, and a deleted file leaves the live system at once.
Sources
- TTranscribsi — the pricing pagetranscrib.si · checked 24 October 2026
- TTranscribsi — the machine-readable service summarytranscrib.si · checked 24 October 2026
- TTranscribsi — the privacy policytranscrib.si · checked 24 October 2026
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