Audio to Text Converter

VexaScribe (formerly NovaScribe) uses OpenAI's Whisper Large-v3 model to convert speech to text. Upload an audio or video file, and the AI processes the entire recording — adding speaker labels, word-level timestamps, and optional AI summaries. A 60-minute file typically completes in 5-10 minutes.

VexaScribe accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, AAC, AIFF, WMA, AMR, OPUS for audio, and MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM, FLV, WMV for video. Files can be up to 5 GB and 10 hours long. For video files, we extract the audio track automatically.

Most 1-hour files complete in 5-10 minutes. Processing speed depends on audio quality, current load, and file format. You can close the browser tab and return — the transcript will be waiting in your dashboard when it's ready.

Yes, you get 30 minutes of transcription free with no credit card required. After the free tier, paid plans start at $2/month for 200 minutes (Starter), $5/month for 1,000 minutes (Basic), $10/month for 2,500 minutes (Pro), and $20/month for 6,000 minutes (Studio). Cancel anytime.

VexaScribe achieves around 95% accuracy (5% Word Error Rate) on clear English audio with a single speaker. Real-world accuracy varies: clear podcast audio averages 3-6% WER, noisy interviews 8-15% WER, and audio with strong accents or technical jargon 10-20% WER. We recommend reviewing transcripts before publishing critical content.

99 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Turkish, Hindi, Vietnamese, Thai, and many more. Language is detected automatically — no need to select it manually before each upload.

Yes. Upload MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM, FLV, or WMV files and we extract the audio track automatically. The transcript includes timestamps so you can sync with your video editing tool, generate subtitles (SRT/VTT export), or repurpose video content into blog posts.

Yes, automatic speaker diarization is included on every transcript. Multiple speakers are labeled Speaker 1, Speaker 2, Speaker 3, and so on. You can rename speakers in the built-in editor (e.g., "Host", "Guest", actual names) for clarity in the final transcript.

Audio files transit over TLS 1.2+ encryption and are stored encrypted at rest in AWS eu-west-2. We do not train AI models on your audio. We do not sell user data. You can delete files at any time from your dashboard, and account deletion is self-serve.

VexaScribe exports to TXT (plain text), DOCX (Word document), SRT (video subtitles), VTT (web subtitles), and JSON (structured data for developers). All formats are available on every paid plan. SRT and VTT include word-level timestamps for video editors.

Sign up at VexaScribe (30 minutes free, no credit card), drag your recording onto the upload area, and wait — the audio-to-text transcription completes in roughly 8–12% of the file's duration. A 60-minute recording is ready in 5–10 minutes. The output includes speaker labels, word-level timestamps, and an editable transcript view, and you can export the audio to text transcript as TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT, or JSON. Works for voice memos, interviews, podcasts, lectures, Zoom calls, and phone recordings.

Yes. Every new account gets 30 minutes of free audio transcription to text with all features enabled — speaker diarization, 99-language support, timestamps, and export to TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT, and JSON. No credit card required to start. After the free tier, paid plans start at $2/month for 200 minutes (about $0.01 per minute), which is significantly cheaper than typical pay-per-minute transcription services charging $0.10–$0.25 per minute.

A bare audio-to-text converter usually returns a wall of raw text with no speakers, no timestamps, and no editor — you have to clean it up yourself. A transcription service like VexaScribe returns a structured transcript: speakers are labeled (Speaker 1, Speaker 2…), every word is timestamped to the second, the text is paragraph-broken for readability, you can edit and re-export in-browser, and AI summaries with action items are generated automatically on paid plans. Same upload, much more usable output.