Transcribe a Google Meet Recording
Google Meet saves recordings to Drive as MP4, but a video is a poor place to look things up. Download the recording, upload it here, and ScribeToAny returns a searchable transcript with speaker labels and timestamps — the minutes, action items and quotes, without scrubbing through the video. Available on every plan; Max adds translation into 56 languages.
Så fungerar det
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Ladda upp
Släpp in en ljud- eller videofil, eller klistra in en länk. Alla vanliga format accepteras.
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Transkribera
AI transkriberar med tidsstämplar och valfria talaretiketter, oftast på några minuter.
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Exportera
Redigera segment online och exportera sedan TXT, SRT, VTT, TSV, CSV, JSON, PDF eller DOCX.
Varför ScribeToAny
- Ladda upp MP3, MP4, M4A, MOV, AAC, WAV, OGG, OPUS, MPEG, WMA, WMV — ljudet extraheras automatiskt från video.
- Cirka 98 språk med automatisk identifiering, drivet av en motor i Whisper-klass på dedikerade GPU:er.
- Åtta exportformat: TXT, SRT, VTT, TSV, CSV, JSON, PDF och DOCX — plus ZIP-export i batch.
- Talarigenkänning märker varje segment. Klicka på valfri mening för att spela upp motsvarande ljud.
Vanliga frågor
Where do I find the Google Meet recording?
Meet saves recordings to the organiser’s Google Drive, usually in a "Meet Recordings" folder, and emails a link. Download that MP4, then upload it here — there is no account to connect and nothing to install.
Does it separate the speakers?
Yes. With speaker detection on, the transcript is split by speaker so a team call reads as a back-and-forth. Rename the detected speakers to the real names in the browser editor afterwards.
Can I share the minutes with people who were not there?
Yes. Share a read-only link to the transcript — anyone with the link can read and search it without an account — or export PDF or DOCX minutes to send. SRT and VTT are there too if you want to caption the recording.
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