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One clear record, even when the conversation is complex

Interviews, meetings and training sessions often need more than a verbatim transcript. Start with the original recording, verify the words and speakers, then create the version your team can actually use

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AUDIO TO TEXT

Transcribe a recording

Drop or choose an audio or video file. Upload starts immediately; your transcript opens on TranscribeNext.

Drop audio or video hereor choose a file ↗First 5 minutes free · Up to 50 MB

MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, WebM

THE REAL JOB

Treat language and context as part of the review

For teams working with English and French material, identify the spoken language of each recording and review the resulting text with a fluent person. When a conversation switches languages, test a representative excerpt before relying on automation. A natural French summary is a separate editorial task, not a word-for-word translation.

WHERE IT HELPS

Start with your work, not a feature list

Customer research

Keep exact answers and context available for later analysis.

Training sessions

Give colleagues a searchable version of a long recording.

Cross-language workflows

Review terminology and meaning before sharing a translated summary.

HOW TO USE IT WELL

A good transcript is checked, not just generated

Bring the source. Upload the original audio or video file to the connected workspace.
Review the risky parts. Check names, figures, speaker changes and unclear sections.
Make the useful version. Approve the summary or minutes before they go to someone else.

QUESTIONS

What to know before you start

Can I work with French recordings?+

The connected app supports multilingual transcription workflows. Verify your particular recording and terminology before publication.

Should I translate the transcript literally?+

No. Preserve the speaker’s meaning and adapt the final summary to its audience.

EXPLORE MORE

Pick a workflow that fits

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