Guides
People search for a task, not for a service: how do I get the text out of a call, out of a noisy recording, out of a short video. These guides answer one task each, with the limits of one file, the prices and the steps.
Start with the task you came to do.
The containers we read, the limits of one file, and the two commands that make it fit.
Read it with the timecodes, work out who is who, fix the words that change the meaning.
Clean up the noise and the filler words
What to fix before the upload, what to fix after it, and the three levels of the cleaner.
Transcribe a short vertical video
How to take the file, how big it is, and what to do with the text of the clip.
Make subtitles from a recording
Export SRT or VTT, check the reading speed against the standard limits, split the fast cues.
Where the file is, whether it fits the limits, how to split the speakers and what the month of calls costs.
Transcribe many files with the API
The endpoints, the chunked upload over 8 MB, the exports and how the volume is paid for.
Transcribe a recording in another language
Russian, English, automatic detection, and what to do when the language is outside the two.
Put a file on the page and read the first lines.
The widget below is the same one as on every guide: file in, transcript with the timecodes and the speakers out.
Drop an audio or video file
or — mp3, wav, m4a, mp4, up to 64 MB and two hours
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These pages answer the same tasks in more depth: they are written for the platform, the format or the market.
The general guide: the containers, the limits and the exports.
Transcribe Russian audio to text
Our own engine, the mixed Russian-English speech and where a file goes.
A checklist for a meeting: the speakers, the timecodes and the exports.
When the recording is longer than two hours or heavier than 64 MB.
We take files, not links: the three steps and the size arithmetic.
An episode of a show: the hosts, the ads and the chapters.
The interviewer and the guest, separated, with the timecodes.
A room, a microphone and a long monologue.
Transcribe a phone call recording
When the recording comes from a phone instead of a meeting room.
The local and the cloud recording of a Zoom call.
Transcribe a Google Meet recording
Where the recording of a Meet call lives and how to get the file.
Transcribe a Microsoft Teams recording
The recording of a Teams meeting and its two places.
Transcribe a Bitrix24 call recording
A call in Bitrix24: where the file is and how to get it.
Short recordings and how to get them out of a phone.
How accurate is our transcription?
What we publish about accuracy, and what we do not.
They run on your own device: nothing is uploaded, and they cost nothing.
Turn a SubRip .srt file into a WebVTT .vtt file in your browser.
The other way round: a web subtitle file into the SubRip format.
Check the reading speed of a subtitle file before you publish it.
Take um, uh and you know out of a transcript, on your own device.
Turn a word count into speaking time, at three measured paces.
What N hours of audio cost against the published rates.
Mark Burmistrov, Founder.
Every number on this page comes from the service contract, the pricing page or our own measurements. The author of the page and the publisher of the site are the same person. Questions and corrections: support@transcrib.si.