
Audio to Text Converter
King Docs transcribes audio recordings into written text, turning meetings, interviews, lectures and podcasts into transcripts you can search, edit and share. It works in your browser with no software to install. It's free to start, with paid plans for more.
- Free to start
- No software to install
- Works in your browser
Online converter coming soon
This tool isn't available on the site yet.
- MP3, WAV and more
- Text out
- Ready to edit
Why transcribe audio to text?
Listening back to find one quote takes time. Here's what changes when your recording becomes text.
Words you can search and reuse
A transcript turns a recording into something you can skim, quote and edit.
- Find things easily. Search for a name or topic instead of scrubbing through audio.
- Quote exact words. Copy the wording for articles, minutes and reports.
- Share notes. Send text people can read instead of a full recording.
What is audio transcription?
Audio transcription listens to the speech in a recording and writes it out as text. Clear audio with one person speaking at a time gives the best results, so check names and technical terms afterwards.
What you can do with Transcribe Audio to Text
Practical ways to use your transcripts.
1. Turn meetings into notes
Keep a written record of what was said and agreed.
- Write up minutes from recordings
- Share notes with people who missed it
- Pick out actions and decisions
2. Write up interviews
Work from text instead of replaying every answer.
- Journalism and research interviews
- Recruitment and client calls
- Recorded on video? Use the video tool
3. Study from lectures
Revise from transcripts of lectures and seminars.
- Search lectures for key topics
- Turn talks into study notes
- Translate notes into another language
4. Repurpose podcasts and voice notes
Turn spoken content into written content.
- Write blog posts from podcast episodes
- Make show notes
- Need the reverse? Turn text into speech
Why King Docs
One place for every document.
Works in your browser
Use King Docs from any device with a web browser. There's nothing to download or install.
Every document tool in one place
Convert, compress, merge, split, sign and transcribe PDFs, images, audio and video without switching sites.
Free to start, with paid plans
Try the tools for free, then choose a paid plan when you need more.
Transcribe Audio to Text FAQs
How do I transcribe audio to text?
Add your audio file to the King Docs Transcribe Audio to Text tool, start the transcription, then download your text. The online converter on this page is coming soon.
Is the audio to text converter free?
King Docs is free to start, with paid plans for more.
Do I need to install any software?
No. King Docs runs in your web browser, so there is nothing to download or install.
Which audio formats can I use?
Transcribe Audio to Text works with common audio formats such as MP3 and WAV.
Can I transcribe a video instead?
Yes. Use Transcribe Video to Text for video files, or Transcribe YouTube Video for a YouTube link.
How can I get the best results?
Use the clearest recording you have, with little background noise, and check names and technical terms in the transcript before you share it.
Related tools
More ways to work with audio, video and text.
Ready to transcribe your audio?
Turn your recordings into text in a few clicks, then explore the rest of the King Docs toolkit.