Audio to text

Drop a recording. Get a transcript and subtitles. Unclear bits are marked.

Drop audio or video here

What you get back from a recording

Drop the file. The transcript is a file you can keep working on — not a one-shot paste.

Speech in, a transcript you can open

TXT for reading, SRT for captions, JSON for later Agent work. Unclear words stay marked instead of being guessed into the body.

Drop a recording

Names and jargon still need a person

Overlapping speakers, room noise, and uncommon terms drop confidence. Those spans are flagged before you publish captions or use the text as evidence.

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Then hand the file to the next job

Summary, minutes, translation, or interview notes — the transcript is attached as a file. The full text is not stuffed into the prompt.

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Questions before you start

What files can I upload?

Use WAV, MP3, OGG, OPUS, FLAC, AAC, MP4, M4A, or MKV up to 500 MB. Compressed audio is better for long recordings.

What do I get after transcription?

You can download transcript.txt, transcript.srt, and segments.json. If the upstream model does not return exact segment timings, Vecbase creates reviewable approximate cues from the transcript and duration.

Can an Agent summarize this transcript?

Yes. After transcription, choose a follow-up such as summary, meeting minutes, translation, subtitles, or interview analysis. The transcript is attached as a file reference.

How much can I transcribe for free?

Each account gets 30 free transcription minutes per day. If a recording is longer than the time you have left, choose a shorter file or try again after the daily allowance resets.

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Ready to start audio transcription?

For audio transcription, add an audio or video file, explain what matters, and let the Vecbase Agent prepare TXT, SRT, and segment files you can review and refine.