Use ElevenLabs's audio to text converter to turn interviews, lectures, and voice memos into accurate, speaker-labeled text, even with background noise, heavy accents, or across hours of tape. Try it today in 90+ languages.
Use ElevenLabs's audio to text converter to turn interviews, lectures, and voice memos into accurate, speaker-labeled text, even with background noise, heavy accents, or across hours of tape. Try it today in 90+ languages.
Every transcript opens in an editor built for cleanup: click a word to fix it, adjust where segments start and end, and correct any speaker label Scribe got wrong. Because each word carries its own timestamp, your edits stay aligned with the audio, and the exported file reflects every change.\u003c/p>"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"What makes these transcripts better than other tools?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"\u003cp>Scribe generates a structured AI transcript. Every transcript arrives with up to 32 speakers labeled, every word timestamped, and non-speech sounds like laughter and applause tagged, across 90+ languages. That structure makes a text file searchable and quotable: jump to the exact second a phrase was said and know who said it.\u003c/p>"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"What export options are available?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"\u003cp>Seven formats: TXT, DOCX, PDF, JSON, SRT, VTT, and HTML. Pick TXT or DOCX for notes and articles, SRT or VTT when the audio pairs with video captions, and JSON when a developer needs the timing data. Every export keeps the speaker labels and timestamps from your transcript.\u003c/p>"}}]}]}
Frequently asked questions
We support all major audio formats including MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, and FLAC. Upload directly from your device or cloud storage. No conversion required.
Our AI processes audio files in seconds, even long recordings. With Scribe, you get high-accuracy, speaker-labeled transcripts really fast.
Every transcript opens in an editor built for cleanup: click a word to fix it, adjust where segments start and end, and correct any speaker label Scribe got wrong. Because each word carries its own timestamp, your edits stay aligned with the audio, and the exported file reflects every change.
Scribe generates a structured AI transcript. Every transcript arrives with up to 32 speakers labeled, every word timestamped, and non-speech sounds like laughter and applause tagged, across 90+ languages. That structure makes a text file searchable and quotable: jump to the exact second a phrase was said and know who said it.
Seven formats: TXT, DOCX, PDF, JSON, SRT, VTT, and HTML. Pick TXT or DOCX for notes and articles, SRT or VTT when the audio pairs with video captions, and JSON when a developer needs the timing data. Every export keeps the speaker labels and timestamps from your transcript.
