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The free Starter plan gives 90 minutes to begin, then 30 minutes per month, with no credit card required. The FAQ describes the plan as free permanently.
Learn moreTranscripts, subtitles and translations from one uploaded recording

BlaBlaScribe is a web-based AI transcription tool that converts audio and video into speaker-labelled transcripts, subtitles, summaries and translations in 120+ languages, with an in-browser editor and SRT, VTT and TXT export.
BlaBlaScribe is a browser-based transcription service that turns audio and video recordings into timed text. Files can be uploaded directly (MP3, MP4, M4A, MOV, WAV and several other formats) or imported from a link on YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or Yandex.Disk. Speech recognition covers more than 120 languages, with an automatic language option and a speaker recognition toggle that labels who is talking in each section. The output goes well beyond a plain text file. Each transcript carries timestamps and speaker labels and can be searched like a document, with matches that jump to the right moment in the recording. The same recording can produce summaries with show notes and chapters, pull-out quotes for social posts, and subtitles or transcripts translated into more than 50 languages while the original timing is kept. A built-in editor lets users correct text beside the audio, adjust timings and style captions, then export TXT, SRT or VTT, or burn subtitles directly into the video. The audience is wide but practical. Podcasters and media teams use it for show notes and articles, video creators for captions on Reels, Shorts, TikTok and courses, and journalists, researchers and legal or clinical professionals for interviews, meetings and dictation. Customer testimonials on the homepage lean heavily on cost savings compared with human transcriptionists, and several reviewers say they still use human verification for court-bound or sensitive material. Within the transcription market, BlaBlaScribe sits between bare speech-to-text utilities and full meeting-assistant products. It has no installable app listed, so work happens in the web editor, and it is organised around finished files rather than live capture. The pricing model is minute-based: a free Starter tier with 90 minutes to begin, then three paid tiers that raise the monthly allowance, translation language count and storage period. The site also publishes many language-specific landing pages for transcription and English-to-other-language subtitles, which signals where its multilingual focus lies.


The free Starter plan gives 90 minutes to begin, then 30 minutes per month, with no credit card required. The FAQ describes the plan as free permanently.
Learn moreStarter is free (90 minutes to start, then 30 per month). Creator is $11/mo billed annually at $132 for 600 minutes, Pro is $34/mo ($408 yearly) for 2,000 minutes, and Business is $79/mo ($948 yearly) for 8,000 minutes and 5 team seats.
Learn moreThe homepage points to an FAQ page for common pre-signup questions. No other support channels are stated.
Learn moreImports media from YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Yandex.Disk or a direct file link. No other third-party integrations are listed on the homepage.
Transcription in 120+ languages, automatic speaker detection, timestamps, searchable transcripts, AI summaries and show notes, translation into 50+ languages, SRT/VTT/TXT export, burned-in subtitles and a browser-based subtitle and transcript editor.





