1. Upload a saved recording
Choose an authorized MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG or Opus file. Keep the browser tab open until the upload finishes.
AUDIO FILE TRANSCRIPTION
FROM RECORDING TO EDITABLE TEXT
Review names and technical terms in the browser, search the recording, and download a clean transcript or timed subtitles.
Upload the recording directly from your computer.
Long audio continues processing while you are away.
Return to searchable text with timestamps and exports.
FILE UPLOAD WORKFLOW · October 13, 2026
Use the file picker to upload existing audio without publishing it anywhere first. This quick form accepts up to 90 MB. Premium and Premium Pro support eligible files up to 1 GB via the main app's chunked uploader; job duration and quotas still apply.
Choose an authorized MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG or Opus file. Keep the browser tab open until the upload finishes.
After the upload is accepted, speech recognition can continue in the background. Check status in the app or account library.
Check numbers, names and quotations against the source audio. Eligible completed signed-in jobs can export TXT, DOCX, SRT or JSON.
Signed-in Free: 60 minutes across 20 recordings each month. Premium: $4.99/month, 5,000 minutes across 500 recordings. Premium Pro: $14.99/month, 20,000 minutes across 2,000 recordings. An anonymous demo can be preview-only; job duration, file size, monthly quotas and access restrictions still apply.
Reviewed October 13, 2026. Automated speech recognition is an editable draft. Confirm critical names, numbers, quotes and timestamps against the source recording.
LONGSCRIBE PREMIUM
Signed-in Free includes 60 monthly minutes across 20 recordings. Premium includes 5,000 monthly minutes across 500 recordings, with separate per-job and upload limits.
$4.99/month
Upgrade to Premium ($4.99/month) → Cancel any timeSelect the recording in the form above. LongScribe uploads an existing file directly and transcribes its audio; this is not continuous live dictation, a live-meeting bot or a recorder.
Keep this tab open while data is being uploaded. Once the job is accepted, processing may continue in the background. Return to your account library to review it; processing time depends on file duration and queue conditions.
Common voice memos, interviews, podcasts and phone recordings use MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC, OGG or Opus. Noise, accents and overlapping speakers can reduce recognition quality.
Direct uploads are capped at 90 MB on the Free plan; uploads can be up to 1 GB on Premium (including Premium Pro) via chunked upload. Supported public URLs are fetched server-side and do not use the browser direct-upload limit.
The Free plan has monthly minutes and job-count allowances; paid plans have larger quotas. Per-job duration, file size and other eligibility limits still apply. The monthly total does not guarantee one giant recording can be processed.
TXT is plain text, DOCX is an editable Word document, JSON is structured data, and SRT contains timed subtitle text. Check names, numbers and segment boundaries before publishing. These are automated drafts, not human-certified transcripts.
Yes. Choose an authorized audio recording in the file picker up to 90 MB. Premium accounts can use the main app's separate chunked uploader for eligible files up to 1 GB.
No. The file picker uploads a local recording directly; you do not need to publish the audio on another website.
No. Stay here until the upload completes. After LongScribe accepts a job, transcription can continue in the background.
Common formats include MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC, OGG and Opus, subject to audio, size and plan restrictions.
Signed-in Free has a monthly recording count and minute allowance. An anonymous demo is separate and can give only a short transcript preview.
Eligible completed signed-in jobs support TXT, DOCX, SRT and JSON. Review key phrases against the source recording.
Direct uploads are capped at 90 MB on the Free plan; uploads can be up to 1 GB on Premium (including Premium Pro) via chunked upload. Supported public URLs are fetched server-side and do not use the browser direct-upload limit.