Transcribe your voice memos to text
That memo you recorded last week? Make it readable. Upload it and get an accurate transcript you can copy, search, and share — free, no account needed.
Voice memos are where thoughts go to get lost. You record an idea in the car, a to-do in the kitchen, a brilliant sentence on a walk — and then never listen again, because scrolling through a wall of unlabeled recordings is worse than rewriting them from memory.
Transcribing fixes that. Text is searchable, skimmable, and easy to paste wherever you actually keep your notes.
Why people transcribe their memos
Turn a backlog of unlistened memos into a tidy list of notes in one sitting.
A memo takes a minute to dictate; a transcript makes it something you can send.
Text is the only format your notes app, email, and AI assistants can work with.
Questions, answered
→Can I transcribe an iPhone voice memo?
Yes. Share the memo from the Voice Memos app (Save to Files, or AirDrop it to your computer), then upload the m4a file here. See our iPhone voice memo guide for the exact steps.
→How long can my memo be?
Files up to 25 MB — that's hours of audio per transcript.
→Does it work with languages other than English?
Yes — Whisper handles 90+ languages and detects the language automatically.
→Do I need an app?
No. It runs entirely in your browser — upload, get text, copy it out.