Transcribe · Arabic · Deposition

Transcribe Arabic depositions and legal proceedings to text.

For attorneys, paralegals and court reporters. Upload the recording (or paste a link) and get an accurate Arabic transcript with speaker labels and timestamps in minutes — private by default.

Arabic depositions and legal proceedings, transcribed properly

Arabic (العربية): Modern Standard Arabic is strong; output is right-to-left Arabic script. Dialects (Egyptian, Gulf, Levantine, Maghrebi) are transcribed toward MSA — review dialect-heavy conversation. SRT/VTT exports carry RTL text correctly.

Depositions in particular: Speaker separation keeps examiner and deponent apart, and timestamps let you cite to the minute. A working draft for review and exhibit prep — not a certified transcript, but ready hours earlier.

How it works

1

Record well

Use the official recording or a table mic; state names on the record so speaker labels line up.

2

Upload it

Drop the file into Whipscribe or paste a link. 30 minutes free daily, no signup to try.

3

Read & export

Speaker-labeled, timestamped Arabic text in minutes. Export TXT, SRT, VTT, or DOCX.

Typical uses: Khutbahs, lectures, news archives, interviews.

Frequently asked

Can Whisper transcribe Arabic depositions and legal proceedings?

Yes. Modern Standard Arabic is strong; output is right-to-left Arabic script. Dialects (Egyptian, Gulf, Levantine, Maghrebi) are transcribed toward MSA — review dialect-heavy conversation. SRT/VTT exports carry RTL text correctly.

How are speakers handled in a deposition?

Speaker separation keeps examiner and deponent apart, and timestamps let you cite to the minute.

How much does it cost?

About 3.3¢ per audio minute (~$2 an hour), 30 minutes free every day, no signup to try.

Is my recording private?

Yes — private infrastructure, never sent to a third-party AI service, no training on uploads. Always get participants' consent before recording.

Transcribe your Arabic deposition.

30 minutes free every day. About 3.3¢ per minute after — a one-hour recording runs ~$2. No signup to try.

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