MP3 TO TEXT

Turn an audio file into clean, editable text

Upload MP3, M4A or WAV, review the transcript against playback, then copy it or export TXT and Markdown.

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Drop in an audio file

MP3, M4A or WAV · up to 2 GB or 3 hours

or drag and drop it anywhere here
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An audio-first workflow

Readable text without pretending every recording is a subtitle job.

InputInterviews, voice memos, podcast audio and field recordings
Working viewTimed transcript, playback and editable speaker names
Primary outputCopyable text or Markdown, with SRT/VTT when cue timing exists

The transcript remains useful even when a provider does not return word-level timing or speaker diarization. CastTranscript shows the capabilities that actually came back.

Built for listening back

Correct the words at the moment they were spoken.

Click a timestamp to hear the source, repair names and technical terms, and keep each correction attached to its place in the recording. The result is a working document rather than a wall of generated text.

01Upload the source audio

The original stays private and is prepared for a batch transcription pass.

02Review speaker turns

Rename people and check uncertain terms against playback.

03Take the text where it belongs

Copy it, export TXT or keep structure in Markdown.

MP3 transcription for real work

Use the text after the conversion finishes.

An MP3 to text converter should preserve enough context to make the result trustworthy. CastTranscript keeps timestamps and speaker labels alongside the editable transcript when the selected speech model supplies them.

Use the finished text for research interviews, podcast production, searchable archives, articles or internal notes. When the next step needs captions instead, verified sentence cues can also be exported as SRT or WebVTT.

See the subtitle workflow

Questions, answered

MP3 to text questions

Which audio files can I convert to text?

CastTranscript accepts MP3, M4A and WAV along with other common browser-readable audio formats, up to two gigabytes or three hours.

Can I listen while correcting the transcript?

Yes. The editor keeps playback and timestamps connected to the text so you can review a sentence in context.

Will the transcript identify speakers?

Speaker labels appear when the selected model returns diarization. You can rename those labels, and missing speaker data is shown as a capability limitation.

Can an MP3 transcript become an SRT file?

Yes when verified sentence timing is available. Untimed text is exported as TXT or Markdown rather than receiving invented subtitle cues.

Private by default

Turn the audio file into a document you can finish.

Upload MP3, M4A or WAV, check the transcript against playback and export the text.