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Transcribe audio to text

Choose your audio or video

Voice notes (OPUS, OGG), M4A, MP3, WAV, MP4 and more. No length or size limit.

Private: your files are never uploaded to the cloud.

That simple

  1. Choose your audio or video

    Drag the file into the box, or pick it from your computer or phone. Voice notes, recordings, MP3, M4A and videos all work.

  2. Pick the language and mode

    The language is detected automatically. Fast and Balanced work in any browser; Precise is the best with noise, accents and names.

  3. Copy or download the text

    Check the transcript, fix it right there and copy it or download it as text (.txt) or subtitles (.srt or .vtt).

Your files never go to the cloud

Many websites keep your documents on their servers while they process them. With Ilimita, your contracts, invoices or notes are never uploaded to the cloud or stored anywhere.

Great for meetings, interviews and private voice notes: your audio is never stored on any server.

Questions

Is my audio uploaded to a server?

No. Your files are never uploaded to the cloud or stored on any server. The transcription happens on this page.

How do I transcribe a WhatsApp voice note?

Save the voice note (in WhatsApp: press and hold it, then choose Share or Save) and pick it here. WhatsApp's OPUS or OGG files are read directly, with no need to convert them first.

What's the difference between Fast, Balanced and Precise?

Fast uses a lighter model: it works in any browser and is enough for clear audio. Balanced uses a more complete one: it takes longer, but handles noise, accents and names better, and it also works in any browser. Precise uses a much larger model: it takes longer, but makes far fewer mistakes with noise, accents and names. It needs a browser with WebGPU, such as a recent Chrome or Edge.

Why does it take longer the first time?

Because the speech recognition model is being prepared. Next time it starts right away.

Can I make subtitles for a video?

Yes. Choose the video and, when it's done, download subtitles as .srt (for YouTube and most video editors) or .vtt (for the web). Each sentence carries the moment it's spoken.

How accurate is the transcript?

With a clear recording it usually gets almost every word right, but it can miss names, technical terms or moments when several people talk at once. Check the text before using it; you can fix it in the box before copying or downloading.

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