Check the file before uploading
Use an MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV or WEBM file. The limit is 100 MB, meaning 100,000,000 bytes, and 30 minutes. An empty file or a file above the size limit cannot be submitted. A supported extension alone does not guarantee that the file contains readable audio or video.
Choose a file you are allowed to process. Audio-only files can produce a transcript; they do not provide video frames.
Upload, then review the cost
Sign in with available credits, select Upload and choose or drop your file. Confirm the displayed filename and size, then choose Upload. The file is checked before the transcription quote is shown.
Submit the transcription when you are ready. Selecting a file or finishing its upload does not itself start transcription. The final charge follows the processed duration; unused reserved credits are returned.
Recover an interrupted upload
If you leave the page or the connection is interrupted, return in the same browser and use Check pending upload. The browser keeps a reference to the pending upload so the service can check whether it finished.
This check cannot recover every expired or incomplete upload. If the file was not received or is no longer available, choose the file again. Wait for a clear status before starting another copy of the same request.
Use the text after processing
Read the transcript, copy it or download TXT, SRT or VTT. Translation is a separate action after the transcript is ready; it is not required to get the complete text.
The original uploaded media is kept temporarily, separately from saved transcript text. If a later action needs expired media, the task can ask you to upload the same file again. Use the original file: an edited or re-encoded copy may not match the saved media fingerprint. If no usable speech is detected, check the recording rather than repeatedly submitting music or silence.
Try it with your source
Open the matching tool, or choose Batch or Upload above its input.