Audio to text — free transcription, no sign-up
In-browser AI turns your audio into an editable, perfectly timed transcript — translate it into another language and download it as text, Word, subtitles, or a waveform video, all right here.
A quick tool — one slice of free Studio. The same job (and the rest of the edit) lives on the board: multi-track, captions, color, sound, stock. Connect your AI and it edits for you.
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Eziclip is a free, in-browser speech-to-text transcriber: drop an audio or video file and AI writes out every word with timestamps in about 100 languages, in an editable transcript you can download as TXT, Word, SRT or VTT. There's no account and no watermark — and unlike Otter, Rev or Trint, there are no monthly minute caps. Every language and every export format is free for everyone.
Turn any audio into text, automatically
Drop in an MP3, M4A, WAV or a video file and Eziclip writes out everything that's said — accurate, timestamped text in seconds, with no typing it out by hand. The speech recognition runs right in your browser, so a recording becomes an editable transcript in seconds.
It's a full audio-to-text transcriber and editor in one page: transcribe, fix any word, then download. Whether it's an interview, a podcast, a voice memo, a lecture, a meeting or a video's audio track, the flow is the same and takes about a minute.
AI transcription with word-level timing
The transcription is handled by an AI speech model that detects the spoken language on its own and returns every word with its own start and end time. That timing is what keeps the transcript locked to the audio — as it plays, the words highlight in sync, so finding and fixing a spot is instant.
The model covers around 100 languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Dutch, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Recognition is never flawless, so every word is editable: click to fix a name, a spelling or some slang and it updates instantly. The final text is always yours to correct.
It runs right in your browser
When you drop in a file it's decoded and transcribed right in your browser — and nothing for any model to keep or train on.
It also means you can transcribe confidential interviews, client calls or unreleased material. The AI model runs in your browser.
Download as text, Word, or subtitles
When the transcript looks right, take it in whatever form you need. Download it as a plain-text .txt file or a Word-compatible .doc to drop straight into a document, notes or a blog post. Or export .srt / .vtt subtitle files, with timestamps, to caption a video on YouTube or in any editor.
The written transcript and the subtitles come from the same text, so an edit you make once carries into every format. There's no watermark on anything you make.
Free to use
Eziclip is free for every creator — no watermark, no sign-up, no account, and no paywall waiting at the download step. Every language and every export format is open to everyone. If the tool saves you time and you're making money with it, there's a button to chip in, but it's never required. That's the whole deal: a free speech-to-text transcriber that runs in your browser.
How to transcribe audio to text
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Drop your audio
MP3, M4A, WAV or a video file. It's decoded right in your browser.
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Transcribe & edit
In-browser AI writes out every word with timing. Fix any word in the editable transcript — it stays in sync with the audio.
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Download
Export the transcript as plain text (.txt) or Word (.doc), or as .srt / .vtt subtitles — free, no watermark.
Questions
Yes. Eziclip.com transcribes your audio for free, with no sign-up and no watermark, and no paywall on the result — every download format is free for everyone.
The transcription runs entirely in your browser, which makes it handy even for confidential recordings.
The speech model handles around 100 languages — including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Dutch, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. You can edit the transcript afterwards for perfect accuracy, and the language control at the bottom of the editor lets you pick the spoken language — or switch to another to re-generate the transcript in that language, right there.
Plain text (.txt) and a Word-compatible document (.doc) for the written transcript, plus .srt and .vtt subtitle files with timestamps if you want to caption a video. The text and the subtitles come from the same edited transcript.
Yes. Speech recognition is never perfect, so every word lands in an editable transcript — click any word to correct a name, spelling or piece of slang, and it updates instantly. You can also nudge the timing of any line.