Audio to Text
Convert up to 60 minutes of English or Mandarin Chinese audio into editable text directly in your browser. Upload or record audio, choose the recognition language, then review, copy, or download the transcript.
Audio stays on this device. The source audio is not sent to KitXL.
Drop an audio file here or choose it from your device.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, or WebM · up to 100 MB and 60 minutesAudio stays on this device.
Transcript
Editable transcript
Turn recordings into text you can use
Choose English or Mandarin Chinese for the recording, then correct names and numbers, keep optional timestamps, and copy or download the transcript after you review it.
- Use an audio file or microphone recording up to 60 minutes.
- Timestamps help you return to the right moment.
- Edit the transcript before you copy or download it.
Turn common audio files into text
Format and codec support follows your browser. If one file cannot be decoded, WAV or MP3 is usually the most portable alternative.
MP3 to text
Transcribe common compressed voice recordings.
WAV to text
Use uncompressed recordings from microphones and recorders.
M4A to text
Open voice memos and recordings when the browser supports their codec.
Transcribe the recordings you already have
Voice memos
Turn spoken notes into searchable, editable text.
Interviews
Create a first draft, then review names and quotes.
Lectures
Convert a lesson or lecture into study notes.
Meetings
Capture a discussion without uploading it.
Podcasts
Extract a short passage for editing or reference.
How to transcribe audio to text
- 1
Choose or record audio
Select a browser-supported file or make a recording up to 60 minutes.
- 2
Transcribe locally
Start the job, keep this tab open, and wait for the transcript to appear.
- 3
Review and download
Correct the editable result, then copy it or download a TXT file.
Private local processing
Private audio transcription, by design
Your audio is processed on this device instead of being sent to KitXL for transcription. You stay in control of the source audio and the editable text throughout the task.
What to review in an automatic transcript
Automatic transcription is a useful first draft, not a guaranteed record. Listen again wherever exact wording matters.
Names and places
Verify people, organizations, and locations.
Numbers and dates
Check amounts, ratios, dates, and times carefully.
Acronyms and technical terms
Correct specialized spelling and abbreviations.
Noise and overlapping speech
Replay unclear sections and edit for clarity.
