Best AI tools for Audio Transcription

Meetings that take notes for themselves

Meeting notes land in your inbox before you've left the call

Dictating notes in Slack and rewriting them before you hit send

Meeting notes that answer questions later

Edit media by editing text instead of timelines

Skip to parts that matter

Audio and video conversion without the complexity

A graduate student records three-hour lecture videos and needs searchable transcripts in multiple languages

AudioConvert AI processes audio and video files into text transcripts with 99% accuracy, handling over 30 formats including MP3, WAV, MP4, and MOV across 90+ languages

TicNote Cloud captures meeting conversations through on-device AI recording, eliminating the need for visible meeting bots that join calls

Your scattered thoughts and half-remembered meetings get a searchable home with Voicenotes

Turns out pulling quotes from your favorite podcast isn't as simple as highlighting text

VOMO AI is an AI meeting notes and audio transcription app.

You land on the homepage and immediately see upload options scattered across different use cases

AI assistant for every meeting you have

Voice-native AI sounds impressive—until you learn most vendors transcribe audio to text first, then analyze

Piano recordings become sheet music through Ivory, an AI transcription system built specifically for keyboard performances

This service clones voices in five seconds and converts text into speech across four languages

Amie records your meetings from the Mac notch without dropping a bot into the call

Amical is an open-source AI dictation app that turns your voice into polished text in whatever application you are using.

You're watching a YouTube video in Japanese and want to follow along without constantly pausing

Pasting a TikTok video URL into Transcriptik produces a text transcript in seconds

You get five free credits daily on the Starter plan—enough for five YouTube video subtitle downloads without paying

SpeakerSplit.io transcribes recordings and splits them into separate audio tracks, one per speaker.