Three ways to hand over the audio
Upload the file directly. Paste a link to any public audio or video. Or record in the browser and transcribe what you just said.
If the recording already lives in Google Drive, import it from there. You can import a whole folder at once rather than one file at a time.
What comes back
The transcript itself, in the language the recording is in — no language has to be chosen, it is detected. Alongside it: an overview, the takeaways, chapters, and key quotes, each quote carrying the timestamp it sits at.
Export the text as TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX or JSON. Every transcript stays in a Library you can search.
The limits, stated plainly
One file, up to 5 GB, up to 12 hours. Longer recordings are split before processing and you do not split anything yourself.
Processing is not live. WhipScribe works on a recording you already have, not on audio as it happens.
What it costs
The first transcript is free, at any length, with no card and no account needed to start. The second is $0.99, once per email address.
After that, minute packs are one-time and there is no subscription: $8 / 1,000 minutes, $12 / 2,000 minutes, $24 / 5,000 minutes. Minutes do not expire. Workspace is $19/month for unlimited transcription on the web app.
How to do it
- Open WhipScribe and drop your audio or video file onto the page.
- Or paste a public link to the recording, or record straight in the browser.
- Wait — processing usually takes about two minutes per hour of audio.
- Read the transcript, then open the overview, takeaways, chapters and quotes.
- Export as TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX or JSON, or keep working in the Library.