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Upload an episode you own or have permission to process. Spoken MP3 audio is a direct starting point; background music can reduce recognition quality.
Convert a podcast episode to text
Turn an episode file into editable text for show notes, quotations and accessibility. Upload a file rather than an RSS feed or podcast app link.
Free: up to 100MB and 30min per file. Transcription uses credits based on duration. Source files are temporary; keep your own copy.
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What this page is for
Prepare an episode transcript
Turn an episode file into editable text for show notes, quotations and accessibility. Upload a file rather than an RSS feed or podcast app link.
Draft show notes
Use the reviewed text to draft show notes, episode sections and excerpts. Check host and guest names, sponsors and technical terms.
Review before publishing
Listen again around quotations and speaker changes. A transcript draft does not confirm publication rights or replace editorial review.
Workflow
Prepare an episode transcript
01
Upload the episode
Upload an episode you own or have permission to process. Spoken MP3 audio is a direct starting point; background music can reduce recognition quality.
02
Review and confirm transcription
Check the duration and estimated credits before confirming. Follow the current job status instead of starting duplicate jobs.
03
Edit for publication
Listen again around quotations and speaker changes. A transcript draft does not confirm publication rights or replace editorial review.
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Where do my recordings and transcripts go?
The source recording is temporary and is deleted after successful transcription. Save the transcript in your workspace and keep your own audio copy if you need it later. A saved transcript is not permanent storage for the recording.
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Frequently asked questions
Turn an episode file into editable text for show notes, quotations and accessibility. Upload a file rather than an RSS feed or podcast app link.
Use the reviewed text to draft show notes, episode sections and excerpts. Check host and guest names, sponsors and technical terms.
Speaker labels distinguish detected voices, not verified identities. Overlapping speech can confuse attribution; check names against the recording.
Supported audio includes MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG, and WebM, subject to your plan's size and duration limits.
A new account receives 50 non-expiring Starter Credits once. AI transcription costs 3 credits per rounded-up minute. Review the quote and file limits before confirming; summaries and translation cost extra.
Listen again around quotations and speaker changes. A transcript draft does not confirm publication rights or replace editorial review.