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Turn recordings into editable text
Transcribe audio to text converts spoken content into written transcripts on Android. It is suited to students, journalists, researchers, creators, and anyone who needs to review interviews, meetings, lectures, or personal recordings without listening through the entire file again. The app is developed by DKBLabs and is listed in the Productivity category.
Work with different audio sources
You can bring in audio recordings, video files, and YouTube links for transcription. The app supports more than 100 languages and dialects, making it useful for multilingual work as well as everyday notes. Its speaker identification feature can separate different voices in a recording, helping keep conversations and interviews easier to follow.
Review, summarize, and export
After creating a transcript, the app can produce a shorter summary for quick reference. An AI chat feature also lets you ask questions about the recorded material and locate useful information without searching through every line manually. Completed transcripts can be exported in formats including PDF, DOCX, and SRT. SRT support is particularly practical when preparing subtitles for video content.
What users report
Transcribe audio to text has a 4.47 rating from 8,571 reviews and more than 100,000 installs. These figures suggest that it has found an audience among users looking for a general-purpose transcription tool rather than a simple voice memo app. The range of input sources and export options makes it flexible, while speaker labels, summaries, and question-based review add useful tools for handling longer recordings.
