Generate accurate transcripts for any podcast episode
Upload your MP3 or paste a link. Get a full, readable transcript in minutes — plus a summary, key points, and show notes.
Transcribe a podcast episode
Upload an MP3 or WAV file, or paste a direct link to your episode audio.
Why podcasters use transcripts
A transcript is one of the highest-value assets you can produce from a single episode.
Improve your podcast SEO
Search engines can't listen to audio. A transcript makes every word of your episode indexable, driving organic traffic to each episode page.
Make your podcast accessible
Transcripts help deaf and hard-of-hearing listeners follow along. They also benefit non-native speakers and anyone who prefers reading over listening.
Repurpose content fast
Turn your episode transcript into a blog post, email newsletter, show notes, or social media content — without starting from scratch.
Build a searchable library
With transcripts, you can search your own episodes by topic, keyword, or quote — making your back catalogue useful again.
How it works
From raw audio to polished content in three simple steps.
Upload or paste a link
Drop an audio or video file, or paste a public URL. We support MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, and more.
We transcribe and analyze
Our AI generates an accurate transcript and processes the content to extract key ideas and structure.
Get your content
Download the transcript, copy the summary, grab show notes, or export a blog draft — all from one place.
More than just a transcript
Every podcast transcript comes with a full set of content outputs.
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Frequently asked questions
Upload your podcast MP3 or paste a direct link to the episode audio. NoteVox will transcribe it automatically using AI and return the full text within a few minutes.
We support MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, and most other common audio formats. Files up to 50MB can be uploaded directly.
Accuracy depends on audio quality, speaker clarity, and background noise. For clean, clear podcast recordings, accuracy is typically very high. Technical terms, names, or strong accents may need minor corrections.
Yes. For episodes under 50MB, you can upload the file directly. Longer episodes may need to be split into parts, or you can use a direct URL to the hosted audio file.
Transcripts improve SEO by making your episode content indexable by search engines. They also make your podcast accessible to deaf and hard-of-hearing listeners, allow blog repurposing, and help with show notes creation.
The transcript output includes all spoken text. Speaker diarization (separating individual speakers) is available as timestamped segments in the output.
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