Prepare an upload
Check that the file plays and has audible speech. Use a stable connection and review the displayed size, credit, and account limits.
Le estensioni browser di FastScribe sono disponibili
Turn a saved audio or video recording into text in your browser: upload the file, choose its language, review the transcript, and download your preferred format.
Choose the output and review steps that fit your recording.
Check that the file plays and has audible speech. Use a stable connection and review the displayed size, credit, and account limits.
Wait for the upload and transcription status to finish. Processing time depends on recording length and service demand.
Replay uncertain passages and correct labels, then choose TXT, DOCX, XLSX, or SRT for the next task.
Prepare the recording, review the result, and export the format you need.
Passaggio 1
Choose a supported saved file. Set the spoken language and review processing options and credits before starting.
Passaggio 2
Follow the job status, open the finished transcript, and compare names, numbers, and speaker changes with playback.
Passaggio 3
Download the format you need and open it to check the result. Signed-in users can manage saved jobs and retention from their workspace.
Illustrative examples, not output from a customer recording.
Researchers
Review the source before reusing a quotation.
Course editors
A separate SRT file needs to be previewed with the original media.
FastScribe keeps privacy claims practical and tied to controls available in the product.
Transcription files and results stay scoped to the account or guest session unless the user explicitly creates a share link.
Available retention choices depend on account access and can be managed as part of the transcription workflow.
Signed-in users can manage and delete transcription tasks from their workspace instead of publishing them by default.
Questions from users evaluating browser-based transcription tools.
This workflow transcribes uploaded recordings. It does not join a meeting or continuously listen to your microphone.
No. The browser uploads the recording for server processing, so an internet connection is required.
Check the file can play, its size, the connection, and your available credits. Read the job error before retrying; do not keep uploading identical copies while a job is still running.
TXT suits plain notes, DOCX suits document editing, XLSX suits rows of transcript data, and SRT suits timed subtitles.
No. A transcript follows the speech. A summary condenses it and may omit or misstate details, so check generated notes against the recording.
Start with 15 guest credits. Create an account when you need larger jobs and receive 120 registration credits with no credit card required.
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