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Zoom Recording Transcript

To transcribe a meeting recording, upload the file (MP4, M4A or MP3) or paste the public Google Drive link where it's saved. JustTranscribe turns it into text with timestamps, splits it by speaker on request, and produces a summary with key moments.

Up to 150 minutes per recording with an account (40 for the first transcript without one). Export the minutes as DOCX or PDF.

First transcript free, no account. Recordings up to 500 MB / 150 minutes.

How it works

1

Download the recording

Zoom, Meet and Teams save meetings as video (MP4) or audio (M4A) in the cloud or on your computer. Download it, or leave it in a public Google Drive folder.

2

Upload it or paste the link

We extract the audio, transcribe it with word-level timestamps and detect the language automatically.

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Get the minutes

Request speaker labels to see who said what, read the summary and key moments, ask the meeting questions, and export DOCX or PDF.

A real speaker-labelled excerpt, unedited

meeting-kickoff.m4a · 2:30 excerpt · 1.0 MB · English detected · Speakers onDownload the input file ↓
[1:00] Speaker 2: We now need to discuss the project finance. According to the brief, we're going to be selling this remote control for €25. We're aiming to make €50 million. We're going to be selling this on an international scale. We don't want it to cost any more than €1250. 50% of the selling price.

[1:46] Speaker 1: Can we just go over that again? Production cost is €1250, but selling price is that wholesale or retail? On the shelf?

[2:06] Speaker 2: I don't know. I imagine it probably is our sale. It's probably up to the retailer to sell it for whatever price they want. I don't know. Do you think the fact that it's going to be sold internationally will have a bearing on how we design it at all?
Source: a 2.5-minute excerpt (from 6:30) of meeting ES2002a in the AMI Meeting Corpus — a real recorded design meeting, CC BY 4.0 — uploaded on 19 August 2026 with Speakers turned on and exported as TXT with timestamps and labels, no edits. Two honest notes: four people were in the room and the detector separated the two who spoke in this stretch; and "€1250" is the model hearing "twelve fifty" (the brief says €12.50) — numbers are the first thing to check in any automatic minutes. Click a timestamp in the app and you hear that exact moment.

Formats & limits

Formats and limits:

  • Video: MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV. Audio: MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG.
  • Up to 500 MB and 150 minutes per recording with an account; 40 minutes without one.
  • Speaker labels on request; word-level timestamps to quote the exact minute.
  • Summary, key moments and questions to the meeting with time-referenced answers.
  • Export DOCX, PDF, TXT, Markdown, CSV, SRT or VTT.
  • The first transcript is free with no account (up to 40 minutes); after that, a free account raises the limit to 150 minutes and 500 MB per file — unlimited transcripts during the beta, no card needed.

Frequently asked questions

Don't Zoom, Meet and Teams transcribe on their own?

Some plans do, but it usually depends on the paid tier, admin settings, or turning it on before the meeting. If you have the recording and not the text, this is the way.

Can it tell who is speaking?

Yes, with speaker labels you turn on when you need them. They work best when each person speaks from their own microphone and doesn't overlap.

Does it handle a two-hour meeting?

With an account, up to 150 minutes per recording. For longer meetings, split the file in two.

Can I get minutes or a summary automatically?

You get the AI summary, the main idea and the key moments with timestamps, and you can ask the meeting questions. Build the final minutes from that and export DOCX or PDF.

Is the recording private?

It's uploaded over an encrypted connection and only you see it in your account. You can delete the transcript and the file at any time.

How much does it cost?

Free during the beta: the first transcript without an account, then a free account, no card required.

Need more than one transcript?

A free account keeps them all in a searchable library — with speaker labels, translation into 111 languages, exports and the AI summary. No card during the beta.

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