Voxcribe is a browser-based tool that transcribes video and audio files into editable text with timestamps. Drop in an MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, or AVI video, or a common audio file: the audio track is extracted locally in the browser, so the video itself is never uploaded, and only the audio is sent for transcription, then deleted after seven days. The editor links every transcript line to its moment in the audio, so you can click a line to hear it, fix names and terms in place, and export the edited text as TXT for free or as subtitle-ready SRT, VTT, and DOCX on paid plans. Automatic language detection covers English, Portuguese, Spanish, and many more, and transcripts wait in your history even if you close the tab. The first file of up to 10 minutes needs no sign-up, a free account includes 120 minutes a month, and paid plans start at $9 a month, with a one-time 300-minute pack for $5. It suits students, journalists, and creators turning long recordings into searchable notes and subtitles.