One recording at a time
Select one saved interview audio or video file. The tool works from that chosen file while it remains in the browser.
INTERVIEW RECORDING TO TEXT
Create an interview transcript from one permitted local file with English speech. If you searched for “transcript an interview” or “interview transcribe,” select the saved recording in your browser and review the editable text it produces.
This interview audio to text workflow starts with a file already on your device. The selected file stays in your browser, and no account is required.
Interview transcription scope
One saved browser-playable audio or video file · English spoken audio · editable text · copy or TXT download · no account required
This page sets no file-size or duration limit. Keep the tab open while it prepares your text.
Your selected interview recording stays in your browser. Read the Privacy Policy for file-handling details.
FROM RECORDING TO REVIEW
INTERVIEW REVIEW BOUNDARY
Select one saved interview audio or video file. The tool works from that chosen file while it remains in the browser.
Use the editable result to turn spoken English into working text, then compare important wording with the recording before you quote or share it.
Before relying on the draft, listen to the recording and check which person was interviewed, who asked each question, and any names or terms that need correction.
The selected interview recording stays in your browser during processing. This page does not require a ReelTextStudio account.
EDITABLE INTERVIEW TEXT
INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPTION FAQ
Use a recording you are allowed to process. The editable text is a draft for you to review against the original interview file.
Choose one saved audio or video file from your device. The file must be playable in your browser and contain English speech.
It means turning English speech in your selected interview recording into editable text that you can review, copy, or download as a TXT file.
Yes. Choose a browser-playable saved audio file with English speech, then review the resulting text against the recording.
Use a saved recording only when you are permitted to process it. Before coding, quoting, anonymizing, or sharing text, listen back to passages that affect meaning or participant identifiers and apply the transcription rules for your study.
No. Decide yourself whether fillers, repetitions, or incomplete phrases belong in your research record, using the original recording to check the wording.
No. The selected file stays in your browser while this page prepares the text.