Transkriptor converts recordings of meetings, interviews, and lectures into written text in around a hundred languages, with speaker labels and exports ready for editing.
Transkriptor is a browser-based transcription service built for people who record more than they can type. Upload an audio or video file, point it at a shared drive link, or record directly in the app, and the speech-to-text engine returns an editable transcript with timestamps. The editor highlights likely speaker changes so you can attribute quotes quickly, and a summary view distills long sessions into key points and decisions. Because the product runs in the cloud, transcripts stay accessible from any device and can be shared with collaborators for comment and correction.
Beyond raw transcription, teams use it to build institutional memory: interviews become searchable archives, and lecture recordings turn into study notes after class. The summary feature is designed for people who need decisions rather than verbatim text, and corrections made in the editor improve the value of the record over time. For multilingual work, the breadth of supported languages makes it a practical choice for international research and distributed teams.
A free trial gives new users a taste of the workflow, after which paid plans are metered by transcription hours, with higher tiers adding team seats and longer monthly allowances.
Journalists, researchers, students, and small teams who need reliable written records of conversations without investing in a full dictation stack. It suits anyone whose day produces more recordings than they can manually type up.
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