wav to text, no conversion needed
WAV files are big, honest audio — dictation machines, call recorders, and studio exports all produce them. Upload one and get clean text in seconds.
WAV is the format your gear gives you when quality matters: handheld dictation recorders, call-recording systems, podcast studio exports. It's also enormous — an hour of WAV is hundreds of megabytes nobody wants to email, let alone re-listen to.
Transcribing turns that bulky audio into a few pages of text you can search, edit, and share.
Where wav files come from
Reporter-style handhelds and office dictation devices, transcribed in bulk.
Dedicated recording hardware produces wav — get a written record of every call.
Raw wav sessions, made searchable before editing.
Questions, answered
Is wav supported directly?
Yes — wav is a native input format. No conversion, no quality loss.
My wav file is huge. Is that a problem?
Files up to 25 MB of audio — hours of dictation or calls in one go.
Does it handle poor-quality audio?
Whisper is robust with background noise and phone-quality recordings. For best results, keep the mic close to the speaker.
Is the free plan actually free?
Yes — 3 transcriptions a day, no card, no account. Unlimited is there when you need it.