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Transcription converts spoken content in audio or video files into written text. The AI identifies different speakers, labels them, and tags audio events like music, applause, or laughter.

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How to transcribe

1

Upload your file

Attach an audio or video file using the + button in the input bar. Supported formats include MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV, and other common audio and video formats.

Transcribe a meeting recording.

2

Wait for processing

The AI processes the file and generates a text transcript. Longer files take more time.
3

Review the transcript

The agent returns the full text with speaker labels. Each segment is tagged with the speaker who said it.
Chat showing a transcription result with Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 labels on alternating paragraphs

A transcription result showing speaker-labeled text in the chat.

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What transcription includes

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When to use this

  • Transcribing meeting recordings for written notes.
  • Converting podcast episodes to text for blog posts or show notes.
  • Creating subtitles or captions from video content.
  • Extracting dialogue from video files for editing or analysis.

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What you cannot do

  • You cannot transcribe in real time. Upload a complete file.
  • You cannot assign custom names to detected speakers. Speakers are labeled numerically (Speaker 1, Speaker 2).
  • You cannot transcribe content in multiple languages within the same file. The AI processes one language at a time.
  • You cannot edit the transcript within Runable. Copy the text and edit it in your preferred text editor.

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Next steps

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