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The AI Transcript Tool

Turn your episode audio into a readable podcast transcript. Upload MP3, WAV, or M4A and download a clean .txt you can use anywhere.

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Convert audio to a plain text podcast transcript

Upload an MP3, WAV, or M4A, then download a clean .txt transcript. Add an email only if you also want a copy sent to your inbox.

Max 10 MB and 10 minutes. Supported: MP3, WAV, M4A.

No speaker labelsNo timestampsPlain text only

Features

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  • Plain text transcripts

    Receive a clean .txt file that opens anywhere. No proprietary formats, no editors to learn.

  • Direct download

    Preview the transcript immediately and download a .txt file; email is an optional extra when configured.

  • Just one job

    This tool converts audio to text. No speaker labels, no timestamps, no clutter. Faster, simpler, focused.

  • Works with MP3, WAV, and M4A

    Upload common podcast formats. We handle the conversion behind the scenes.

  • Respectful by default

    We do not store your audio or transcripts after delivery. Inputs are used only to process your request.

  • Smart punctuation

    Automatic punctuation makes your podcast transcript easier to read and skim.

  • Clear file limit

    Upload audio up to 10 MB, matching the current inline Speech-to-Text request limit.

  • English first

    Best results today in English. More languages are on the roadmap.

Focus breeds speed

One job: produce a plain text podcast transcript. No detours, fewer clicks, faster results.

No-format headaches

.txt opens anywhere and stays clean when pasted into docs, CMSes, and notes.

Download-ready

Preview the transcript immediately and download a portable .txt file without relying on email delivery.

Thoughtful defaults

Automatic punctuation makes the podcast transcript easier to read without manual cleanup.

How to use transcripts for growth

A transcript is more than text—it is an SEO asset and a repurposing engine. Here is how to get the most from it.

1. SEO & Accessibility

Search engines cannot listen to audio. Posting a podcast transcript helps Google index your topics. It also makes your show accessible to deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences.

2. The Repurposing Workflow

Don't just post it. Copy quotes for social media. Summarize sections for your newsletter. Use the text to write a blog post that drives traffic back to the audio.

3. Accuracy & Editing

We provide a clean .txt file. It is perfect for search and summary. If you need a word-perfect legal record, use the text as a starting point and do a quick pass for proper nouns.

FAQ

Is this really free?

Yes—no account required. We optimize usage to keep it fast and free.

How long does it take?

Most podcast transcripts are ready within a few minutes, depending on file size and queue time.

Can I upload video files?

Not today. Convert to MP3, WAV, or M4A and upload the audio track.

Will my inputs train models?

We do not store prompts or train on your audio. Anonymous metrics help improve reliability.

Get your podcast transcript in minutes

Skip busywork. Upload once and download a clean .txt ready for show notes and repurposing.

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Practical guide

What Podcast Transcript Generator does

Create a working transcript from an audio file, then review names, numbers, jargon, and speaker changes.

Target task: podcast transcript generator. Reviewed and updated July 28, 2026.

Example

Input
A clear MP3 interview with two speakers.
Result
Editable plain text that can be proofread, timestamped, and adapted into notes or articles.

A reliable workflow

  1. 1Start with one audience question
  2. 2Create the episode structure
  3. 3Edit generated material in your own voice

What to check before publishing

  • AI drafts can contain errors and require editorial review
  • A transcript is not a substitute for checking the source audio