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Every tool below runs the same transcription engine and exports the same six formats. They differ in where they fetch your audio from and what the page walks you through.

Audio is the only format nothing else can read

A recording is a closed box. Search engines cannot index it, a reader cannot skim it, and you cannot paste a sentence of it into anything. Every downstream use of a conversation (the pull quote, the newsletter, the caption file, the citation, starts by turning it back into text.

For discovery: publishing a transcript gives Google several thousand words to index for an episode that was previously invisible to it. Long-tail queries land on the exact moment somebody said the thing they searched for.

For reach: captions and transcripts are how deaf and hard-of-hearing listeners, non-native speakers, and anyone scrolling with the sound off get access to work they would otherwise skip entirely.

For your own time: finding a half-remembered quote takes seconds in a transcript and twenty minutes of scrubbing in a waveform.

Built for people with a backlog of audio

Six formats, every tool

Pick the one your next step needs: a text file to quote from, a subtitle file to drop on a timeline, or JSON to feed something else.

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The transcript is where it starts. Here is what the rest of the studio does with it.