Interview Transcription

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Get a verbatim transcript of a recorded interview — but know first: no speaker labels, so both voices return as one continuous text block.

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Step-by-step guide

How to Use Interview Transcription

Start for free — no credit card, no software to install.

Upload the interview recording
Bring in the raw audio from your recorder or phone once the conversation is over.
Read the transcript against your notes
Since speakers aren't labeled, cross-check the text with your own memory or notes to attribute lines.
Pull direct quotes from the text
Copy the exact wording you need instead of re-listening to find a quote.

Interview Transcription

Features & Capabilities

Everything you need to create professional voiceovers — in one tool.

No speaker labels — say it plainly
A two-person conversation returns as one continuous block of text, not separated by who is talking.
Verbatim plain text
The transcript reflects what was said, without timing marks or a caption format.
Fits a standard interview length
20 minutes free, 1 hour on Lite and 3 hours on Pro cover the vast majority of sit-down interviews.
Automatic language detection
The spoken language is identified on its own; set it manually for a bilingual conversation.

Use cases

What Can You Create with Interview Transcription?

From TikTok to podcasts — here's where creators use this tool most.

Fact-checking a quote before publishing
Confirm the exact wording of what a source said rather than relying on memory.
Turning a research interview into analyzable text
Get a written record of a qualitative interview to code or reference later.
Speeding up story drafting after a sit-down interview
Work from a transcript instead of re-listening to a full recording while writing.
Archiving source interviews for later reference
Keep a searchable text record of past interviews rather than a folder of untitled audio files.

About this tool

Everything you need to know about Interview Transcription

Before you rely on this for an interview: there are no speaker labels. A recorded conversation between you and a source comes back as a single unbroken transcript, not split into separate speaker tags — you'll need to read it and mark who said what yourself, which matters for a quote-heavy piece. What you do get is the words, verbatim as spoken, plus the recording's duration, with language auto-detected. A typical interview runs well inside the free tier's 20 minutes or Lite's 1 hour; a longer sit-down fits Pro's 3-hour ceiling. Long interviews process as a background job rather than a live wait, so submit the file once you're done recording.

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