Voicemail to text, to keep in writing

Save a voicemail as a file, upload it, and keep the words: a message from someone you miss, or a record of what was said.

Choose an audio or video file
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MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV and more · up to 1 GB or 5 hours

Several files? Select up to 20 at once.

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  • iPhone: open the voicemail, tap Share, then Save to Files
  • Android: most phone and carrier apps have a Save or Share option on the voicemail
  • Works with the M4A, MP3 and WAV files phones save
  • Your first 5 minutes are free (half the file if it is under 10 minutes), so you can check the result before you pay.

How it works

From recording to finished transcript in three steps.

1. Upload your file

Interviews, lectures, Zoom calls, podcasts. Long files are fine.

2. Read 5 minutes free

Check the speaker labels and accuracy before you pay anything.

3. Pay and download

Pay with your email, no account. Get Word, TXT or subtitle files in minutes.

Questions

My phone saves voicemails as AMR. Will that work?

Convert it to MP3 first with any audio converter, then upload the MP3.

What does it cost?

Most voicemails are a minute or two long: half is free as a preview, and a single file has a $3 minimum after that.

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