Use caseUpdated September 16, 20261 min read
WAV to Text: Transcribe Studio and Field Recordings
Best for
- Studio and field recordings you keep as WAV
- Interviews recorded on a dedicated recorder
- Podcast masters you want as text and show notes
- Research audio you need to search and quote
Not for
- Certified transcripts for legal or medical use
- Live captions during a call
- Video links such as YouTube
From WAV to transcript
| Step | What you do | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Upload | Add the WAV file | The audio, queued |
| 2. Wait | A few minutes | Text with speaker labels |
| 3. Check | Listen where the text looks off | Corrected names and terms |
| 4. Ask | Ask a question on the file | An answer from the transcript |
| 5. Export | TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON, Word, or PDF | The format your next step needs |
Scribebit is web only. It takes files, podcast RSS feeds, direct media URLs, and Telegram.
Names and terms
On Pro and Business, add people and product names as custom vocabulary so they come out right.
What it costs
Basic is 120 minutes a month free. Pro is $9.99 a month for 1,400 minutes. Packages start at 200 minutes for $2.79 and do not expire. Unused plan minutes do not roll over. English accuracy on the current model is 94.1%. We do not train on your files.