Audio to Text Converter

Convert audio files into editable text, SRT subtitles, and VTT captions. Upload common audio formats, choose the spoken language, and download a transcript from one browser workflow.

How to convert audio to text

SubTran turns recordings into text for interviews, podcasts, lectures, meetings, voice notes, research calls, and caption workflows.

1

Upload an audio file

Choose MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, WMA, or another common audio format with clear speech.

2

Choose the spoken language

Let SubTran detect the speech automatically or select one of the supported transcription languages before processing.

3

Download TXT, SRT, or VTT

Review the editable transcript, switch output formats, and download text, subtitles, or web captions.

Audio transcription features

Audio to text

Convert spoken recordings into readable TXT that can be searched, quoted, summarized, and reused.

Audio to SRT

Generate timestamped SRT subtitle drafts from audio without manually typing cues.

Multiple formats

Use MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, WMA, and other browser-readable audio sources.

Language dropdown

Select the spoken language or let the tool detect it automatically.

Editable preview

Review TXT, SRT, and VTT output in the browser before downloading.

Chunked processing

Long audio is split into ten-minute chunks and merged into one ordered transcript.

Benefits of audio to text

Search recordings

Find quotes, names, topics, and decisions without replaying an entire file.

Create captions

Use SRT or VTT output to caption videos that share the same audio.

Repurpose content

Turn speech into notes, articles, summaries, descriptions, and documentation.

Save manual effort

Start from an AI transcript and edit the important parts instead of typing from scratch.

Work in the browser

No desktop transcription suite is required for upload, preview, and export.

One credit model

Use SubTran credits across transcription, subtitle translation, and SRT generation.

Audio transcript use cases

Podcast transcripts

Create episode transcripts and show notes from podcast recordings.

Interview research

Search and quote interview recordings for research, journalism, and customer discovery.

Lecture notes

Convert classes, webinars, and training sessions into reviewable notes.

Meeting records

Capture decisions and action items from calls and voice memos.

Accessibility

Provide transcripts and captions for people who prefer or require text.

Archive indexing

Make older audio libraries easier to search and reuse.

Audio to text FAQ

What is Audio to Text?

Audio to Text converts spoken recordings into readable transcripts and timed subtitle files such as SRT or VTT.

Which audio formats are supported?

SubTran accepts common audio formats such as MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, and WMA, plus browser-readable media files.

Can I create SRT from audio?

Yes. Upload the audio, transcribe it, switch to the SRT tab, and download a timestamped subtitle draft.

Can I transcribe audio in different languages?

Yes. SubTran exposes the OpenAI-supported transcription language list and provides dedicated language pages for common search workflows.

Start converting audio to text