Transcribing an audio recording
Android · quillo.trUpdated:
Where: Tools › With Ai › Transcribe audio.
Turns a lecture, meeting, interview or voice note recording into text and adds the text to your library as a document. You can read it, listen to it, search in it or have Ai summarise it.
- 1In Tools tap "Transcribe audio".
- 2Use "Choose audio file" to pick a recording on your phone (MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG and the phone's voice recordings), or "Record now" to record the speech on the spot and then tap "Finish recording".
- 3The length of the recording and about how many credits it will use are shown. Tap "Transcribe"; the text appears on screen part by part.
- 4When it finishes, "Open document" opens the text in the reader; the document carries the recording's name with the "(transcript)" suffix.
Free and Pro: Every 5 minutes of recording uses about 10 credits (2 credits per 75-second piece; Starter, Pro or the free trial). Parts with no speech and parts that fail use nothing.
Tip: If the recording stops partway (the connection drops or your allowance runs out), the text so far is still saved as a document. The recording goes to Ai only while it is being transcribed; it is not stored on our servers.
Web (quillo.tr): Tools › Transcribe audio. In the browser the longest recording is 90 minutes (3 hours on the phone); split a longer recording into parts. "Record now" asks for the browser's microphone permission.