For recruiters, journalists and researchers
Every interview, written down with names.
Upload a recorded interview, or record the call right in your browser. A minute or two later you have who said what with exact times, a summary, and search across all your interviews.
- No bot joins your call
- 5 free transcripts per UTC calendar month
- 11 languages, detected for you
How it works
- 1
Add the interview
Upload the file – MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4 and more – or record the call in a browser tab while you talk.
- 2
The voices get names
Each voice gets its own label and colour. Name them once – interviewer, candidate, expert – and the whole text updates.
- 3
Quote with confidence
Every line has its time, so you can check any quote against the moment it was said.
What you get
Who said what
A clean transcript where every answer is attributed, with a colour per speaker.
A time on every line
Jump straight to the moment a quote was said.
The short version
A summary of the interview for your notes, your article or your hiring debrief.
Search across interviews
Every word from every interview in one search box – find the answer you half-remember.
Share with your team
A link that opens without an account, for the hiring team or your editor.
Good to know
- Files up to 30 minutes are free, 5 per UTC calendar month. On Pro one file can be up to 3 hours.
- Recording a live call? Tell the person first. TranscribeLab gives you a ready message for the chat.
- 11 languages, detected for you – and the summary can be written in any of them.
- The sound is deleted once the text is ready. The text stays in your account until you delete it.
Questions
How do the speaker names work?
Each voice is separated automatically and gets its own label. You rename the labels once, and every line updates.
Can I upload an interview I recorded on my phone?
Yes. Upload the file from your phone or computer – MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4 and more.
Can I search old interviews?
Yes. Every word from every interview is searchable, with the matching line and its time.
What about interviews in other languages?
11 languages are detected automatically, and the summary can be written in any of them.