TurboScribe

Podcasters, researchers, and students use TurboScribe to turn long audio or video into accurate, editable text without installing software.

From file to working transcript

TurboScribe runs in the browser and accepts common audio and video formats. Before processing, you can set the spoken language, choose a recognition mode, and request speaker identification. Results arrive with timestamps and playback controls, making it practical to check uncertain passages rather than reread the entire document.

Where accuracy needs attention

Clean, close-mic speech generally produces dependable copy, even across lengthy interviews or lectures. Overlapping voices, distant microphones, specialized terminology, and proper names still require correction. Speaker recognition is helpful for conversations, but labels can switch when voices sound alike. It is built for uploaded files rather than joining calls or producing a live transcript during meetings.

Free access and Unlimited

The paid plan raises the per-file limit to ten hours, supports batches of up to 50 files, and receives priority processing. Free jobs have lower queue priority but provide enough capacity to judge output quality on real recordings.