ScribeToAny

ScribeToAny transcribes audio and video in about 98 languages with timestamps and speaker labels, translates results into 134+ languages, and exports eight formats including SRT, VTT and DOCX. A free plan is available.

ScribeToAny is a web-based transcription service that turns audio and video files into text. Uploads in common formats such as MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4 and MOV have their audio extracted automatically, then run through Whisper-class speech models hosted on dedicated GPUs. The service covers about 98 spoken languages, detects the language on its own, adds timestamps and labels individual speakers. Non-English audio can also be transcribed straight into English on any plan. The product is aimed at creators, podcasters, video editors, researchers and anyone who needs meeting notes. Output is flexible: a finished transcript downloads as TXT, SRT, VTT, TSV, CSV, JSON, PDF or DOCX, and several files can be bundled into a ZIP. Subtitle formats suit YouTube, Vimeo and editors such as Premiere and Final Cut, while JSON and TSV serve people feeding transcripts into analysis. A translation step converts a finished transcript into 134+ languages while keeping the timings intact, which makes it practical for producing multilingual subtitles. Extras include AI audio restoration for noisy recordings and importing media directly from a link. In practice the workflow is upload, transcribe, edit and export. The vendor publishes a test recording result of a 2.1% word error rate (4 of 189 words) with all 14 speaker turns labelled correctly, and it openly notes that background noise, crosstalk and strong accents reduce accuracy. On privacy, the original media is deleted after transcription, transcripts remain in the user's account until removed, and uploads are not used to train models. Pricing is minute-based with a free tier of 100 minutes a month, capped at 30 minutes per file and two files a day. Paid Plus and Pro plans raise the monthly minutes, file size and length limits and add parallel processing. Among alternatives, it competes with general transcription apps and subtitle tools, and its main distinction is bundling transcription, translation and broad export formats under a low-cost, minutes-based model.