Transcribe English audio to text

English is the language most people think of first when they need a transcript, and it covers more situations than any other page on this site. A quarterly planning call, a university lecture, a podcast interview, a sermon and a voice memo recorded in a car all arrive as English audio, and each puts different pressure on a transcript.

The main variable is not the language but the recording. Clean audio from a single speaker with a decent microphone is much easier than a conference-room call with five voices and an echo. Accuracy varies with audio quality, accents and background noise, so the best way to improve results is to improve the recording: put the microphone close, ask speakers not to talk over each other, and avoid fans and keyboards.

English spelling varies between countries, and the transcript will not enforce a house style. Proper nouns, product names and acronyms are the usual corrections. The editor lets you fix a name once and apply the change across the whole file, and the timestamps beside each speaker turn let you verify a quote against the audio. If you need the result in another language, translation is available on Unlimited. Originals are deleted within 24 hours and are never used for training.