Audio to Text Converter
Choose an audio or video file — meeting-grade transcription runs in the app on the Free plan.
This tool helps you turn a meeting recording into text you can read, search and summarise. Provide an audio file from a call, interview or voice recording, and we explain clearly what happens next, because honest expectations matter more than a magic button that overpromises.
How to use this tool, step by step
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Prepare a clear audio file
Use the original recording where possible. Clear speech, low background noise and one speaker at a time give the best transcript.
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Provide your file
Add the audio file you want converted, such as an MP3, WAV or M4A recording from your phone or call tool.
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Understand the transcription step
Meeting-grade transcription runs in the AIMeetingNotes app, where the Free plan includes 300 minutes per month at no cost.
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Review the transcript
Read through the result, correct names and technical terms, and check any section where speakers overlapped.
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Summarise and share
Once you have the transcript, use the summary tools here or in the app to create notes and action items.
Good to know
Audio files are analysed in the app, not instantly in the browser; full meeting-grade transcription uses the app with the Free plan at 300 minutes per month.
Frequently asked questions
Full transcription happens in the app. The Free plan includes 300 minutes per month, which covers most people testing and light regular use.
MP3, WAV and M4A from phones and call recorders are typical. The original, uncompressed recording usually transcribes most accurately.
Accuracy depends heavily on recording quality. Clear audio with distinct speakers transcribes well; noisy rooms and crosstalk need more manual correction.
In the app, transcripts are structured to separate speakers where the audio allows it, which makes meeting notes much easier to follow.
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