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Transcribe Spanish user interviews and usability sessions to text.

For UX researchers and product teams. Upload the recording (or paste a link) and get an accurate Spanish transcript with speaker labels and timestamps in minutes — private by default.

Spanish user interviews and usability sessions, transcribed properly

Spanish (español): Accents from Madrid to Mexico City to Buenos Aires are all handled by the same model — no dialect setting to choose. Handles seseo/ceceo variation and regional vocabulary; punctuation and inverted ¿? come out correctly.

User research sessions in particular: Verbatim quotes with timestamps drop straight into affinity maps and highlight reels. Tagged quotes, research repositories and evidence your stakeholders can search.

How it works

1

Record well

Record the call or the lab session; think-aloud protocols transcribe cleanly.

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 Spanish text in minutes. Export TXT, SRT, VTT, or DOCX.

Typical uses: Interviews, sermons, podcasts and customer calls across Spain and Latin America.

Frequently asked

Can Whisper transcribe Spanish user interviews and usability sessions?

Yes. Accents from Madrid to Mexico City to Buenos Aires are all handled by the same model — no dialect setting to choose. Handles seseo/ceceo variation and regional vocabulary; punctuation and inverted ¿? come out correctly.

How are speakers handled in a user research session?

Verbatim quotes with timestamps drop straight into affinity maps and highlight reels.

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 Spanish user research session.

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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