Description
Turn interviews, lectures, podcasts and videos into text, with timestamps, speaker labels and subtitles. Transcribe ~98 languages, export 8 formats, then translate into 134+ languages. Free to start, no credit card.
▶ Try it free: https://scribetoany.com/?utm_source=youtub...
What you'll see:
• Upload MP3, MP4, MOV, FLAC, MKV or AVI (up to 6 files at once), paste a link from X, Twitch, Loom or Dropbox, or record from your mic
• Automatic language detection across ~98 languages
• Speaker labels ("Detect speakers") and an optional audio clean-up pass ("Restore audio")
• Edit any line in place, and click it to hear that exact moment again
• Subtitle QC: reading-speed (CPS) and line-length checks
• Export TXT, SRT, VTT, TSV, CSV, JSON, PDF or DOCX, or a whole batch as one ZIP
• Translate into 134+ languages (via Google Translate), keeping the original subtitle timings
• Privacy: the original upload is deleted once the transcript is ready, and nothing is used to train AI
Pricing (Sept 2026): Free plan with 100 minutes a month. Plus is $88/year for 1,500 minutes a month; Pro is $120/year for 3,000 minutes a month.
To be fair: if you need human-verified transcripts for legal work, Rev is the better pick; for a bot that joins live meetings, look at Otter. The full price comparison is here:
https://scribetoany.com/blog/transcription...
Chapters
0:00 Why transcribe your recordings
0:19 Upload files, links or record audio (98 languages)
0:44 Transcript: speakers, audio clean-up, edits, subtitle checks
1:14 Export 8 formats and translate into 134+ languages
1:54 Privacy: uploads deleted, never used to train AI
2:11 Pricing: free plan, Plus and Pro
2:33 Price comparison, and when Rev or Otter is better
More reading:
• Subtitle reading speed (CPS) explained: https://scribetoany.com/blog/subtitle-read...
• Speaker diarization, explained: https://scribetoany.com/blog/what-is-speak...
• Free subtitle tools (run in your browser): https://scribetoany.com/tools
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