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Transcription examples
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A conversation about creative work
Review a conversation and pick out the quotes you need.
What helps you start a new project?
I begin with one clear question,
then I listen to the people who will use it,
what do you do with their feedback?
I write down what they need,
test a small idea and improve it together.
These samples use AI-generated voices. The text and timestamps are the transcription service’s original output, including recognition errors.
Turn audio into text you can review and reuse.
Search the transcript, correct recognition mistakes, review the summary and key points, then export the result for your next task.
Correct repeated names
Watch all 6 instances of “Sara Chen” change to “Sarah Chen”.

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Which audio files can I upload?
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How should I prepare an audio recording for transcription?
Use the clearest recording available. Background noise, echo, distant voices, and people speaking at the same time can increase recognition mistakes.
Can I translate an audio transcript?
Yes. The source language is detected automatically. Choose a target language before starting to keep the original transcript and generate an editable translation.
Can ScribeAny summarize an audio transcript?
Yes. Keep the summary option selected before starting, or generate an editable summary and key points from the result page. Review AI-generated notes against the transcript before using them.
Can I edit the transcript before downloading?
Yes. Edit the text directly, or search for a word or phrase and use Replace all to update matching text. Downloads use the text currently shown in your transcript.
Can I turn audio into SRT or VTT subtitles?
Yes. Export SRT or VTT to receive a separate timed text file. It does not contain the audio; use it with the original recording or a compatible video workflow.
How do I keep my transcript and edits?
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