Transkriptor

Transcribe audio to text with Transkriptor. Convert your audio recordings into accurate text in seconds

Transkriptor converts audio and video recordings into text in seconds, with AI transcription for meetings in more than 100 languages. It accepts MP3, MP4, and WAV files, works on mobile, desktop, and tablet, and runs in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. The site claims 99 percent accuracy and says it cuts manual note-taking time by 90 percent.

Beyond the raw transcript, its AI generates summaries, extracts action items, captures meeting highlights, and lets you chat with your conversations to pull answers out of them. A recent addition brings Transkriptor into ChatGPT, so transcripts can be accessed and summarized there. The site itself is available in over twenty languages, and it is positioned for professionals and students alike. Tagged as a transcriber and summarizer, it fits the Productivity category as a note-taking replacement.

The site offers free uploads to try and a demo scheduling option alongside a pricing page whose details were not captured, so the pricing model is unclear. Upload a recording or record directly in the browser to get a first transcript.

Category: Productivity. Pricing: free. Visit website

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