Voice messages
Save voice notes as OGG files and read them without playing each one.
Transcribe OGG audio online for free. Edit your transcript and download it as TXT.
Transcribe audio to text
Up to 60 min, max 1 GB. Supports MP3, WAV, and other audio formats
Your transcript
Click a sentence to replay the audio and fix any errors. Copy the finished transcript or download a TXT file.
Use cases
Transcribe voice messages and recordings into text you can read and search.
Save voice notes as OGG files and read them without playing each one.
Transcribe OGG recordings saved by your phone’s recording app.
Extract speech from OGG files recorded in a browser or app.
How it works
Use your phone or desktop browser. No software to install.
Choose a file from your device or drag it into the upload area.
Start the task and wait for your transcript to appear.
Replay, edit, then copy the text or download it as TXT.
Before you upload
Start with a recording where the speech is easy to hear.
Export or save voice messages to your device before uploading.
Upload OGG directly. There is no need to convert it first.
The maximum supported OGG duration is 60 minutes per file.
Replay names, numbers and addresses before using the text.
More formats
Yes. You can upload and transcribe OGG files with NowText for free, without signing in.
Upload your OGG file and start transcription. Open the result, check the text, then use Download to save a .txt file.
No. Upload the OGG file directly. MP3, WAV and FLAC files are also supported.
NowText supports OGG audio files up to 60 minutes long. For longer audio, trim the sections you need or split it into shorter files before uploading.
Yes. Save or export the audio from your messaging app, then upload the file here.
SRT export is not currently supported. You can view timestamps, edit the transcript, and download the text as TXT.
Click a sentence to replay the audio, then edit the text. Background noise and overlapping voices can affect recognition.
Email support@nowtext.ai or send feedback below. Include the file format and what went wrong.
Upload an MP4 or MOV file, or paste a supported video link to get a transcript.