Transcript Editor Synced to Your Audio

Open the transcript and press Space or click any line: the audio plays from that line and the spoken word is highlighted. Type to correct the text; ← and → jump five seconds, and Ctrl/Cmd+L replays the current line. Changes save automatically.

Yes. Every editing tool works on the free plan, and you get 30 free minutes of transcription once: short files are transcribed in full, long ones show the first 10 minutes. Export to TXT and SRT is free; DOCX, PDF and the other formats, translation and AI tools come with paid plans.

Up to 99.8% on clear audio. Names, jargon, crosstalk and noisy rooms are where mistakes appear, and the editor underlines those uncertain words so you can check them first. How we measure it: in internal tests on clear English recordings without background noise or music, we checked each transcript against the audio and counted every word and character that had to be corrected. 99.8% means about 2 corrected words per 1,000, a word error rate (WER) of roughly 0.2%. Accuracy is lower on poor-quality recordings, with background sounds, or when speakers talk over each other.

Upload the recording and you get a new transcript in the editor, with speakers and timestamps. If you only have the transcript as an SRT or VTT file, import it, and add the audio or video to listen while you edit.

No. Correcting words keeps the start and end time of each line. Timing changes only when you edit it yourself, split or merge lines.

Click the speaker name and rename it: every line from that voice updates at once. To fix a single line, assign it to another speaker.

Search finds any word in the transcript and its translation. To replace, correct the word once and choose Fix everywhere: the same whole word changes in every line. There is no regular-expression replace.

On Pro and Business, put files in a team folder and give colleagues view or edit access. To collect a client’s comments without an account, send a review link (Creator and up).