TranscribeThis
Browser-based AI transcription for recordings, with speaker labels, summaries, clickable timestamps, and document or subtitle exports.
About TranscribeThis
TranscribeThis is a browser-based AI transcription platform for turning uploaded audio, video, and public video links into editable text. It returns speaker labels and click-to-play timestamps, and users can search, correct, and export transcripts without installing software. This workflow suits recorded interviews, client calls, lectures, podcasts, and videos that need to become searchable or shareable records. AI summaries and action items help readers extract decisions and follow-ups from longer recordings. It supports more than 90 languages and over 30 file formats. A free plan transcribes the first five minutes of up to three files per day, while paid plans enable full-file transcription, broader export options, larger uploads, and more storage. Standard supports files up to five hours and includes meeting recording for Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams; Premium raises file limits and adds a team workspace for up to ten seats. Uploads are encrypted in transit, retention can be controlled, files can be deleted at any time, and customer content is not used to train AI models. TranscribeThis works best for recorded material: it does not join calls or provide live transcription, so teams that require a real-time meeting bot need a different workflow.
Best for
Best use cases
Upload a recorded client call and review speaker-labeled decisions, risks, deadlines, and follow-up actions.
Convert a research interview into searchable text with timestamps for review and qualitative analysis.
Transcribe a podcast or video, correct the text in the browser, and export captions or a document.
Compare before choosing
Choose it over manual transcription when browser editing, speaker labels, summaries, and exports reduce review time.
Compare paid tiers by daily file count, maximum file size and duration, storage, team seats, and support level.
Consider another tool when live transcription or a bot that joins meetings is essential to the workflow.
Features
Client call records
Turn recorded client calls and workshops into searchable transcripts, summaries, decisions, action items, and shareable records.
Research interviews
Convert recorded interviews into editable, timestamped text that researchers can search, review, and use for qualitative analysis.
Media transcription
Create editable transcripts and subtitle-ready exports from podcasts and videos for review, quotation, captioning, and publishing.
Pros
- The free plan lets users test three files per day without a card, with the first five minutes transcribed.
- Browser editing, speaker labels, timestamps, summaries, and several export formats keep the workflow in one place.
- Paid tiers support long, large recordings and Premium adds shared workspace access for up to ten team members.
Cons
- The free plan produces only a five-minute preview, so complete transcripts require a paid subscription.
- It does not provide live transcription or join calls, which limits workflows that depend on a real-time meeting bot.
- Daily file, file-size, duration, storage, and team-seat limits vary by plan and may require a higher tier.
Pricing Plans
Free
- Three files per day
- Files up to 50 MB
- First five minutes of each file transcribed
- TXT and JSON preview exports
Standard
- Twenty files per day
- Files up to 2 GB and five hours
- Speaker labels, timestamps, summaries, and action items
- TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, VTT, and JSON exports
- Meeting recording for Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams
Premium
- Unlimited files per day
- Files up to 5 GB and eight hours
- Team workspace for up to ten seats
- One terabyte of storage
- Priority support
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on TranscribeThis's official website.