Transkribieren

Transkribieren turns audio, video and YouTube links into text, with speaker detection, automatic language handling for more than 99 languages, AI summaries and exports to Word, PDF, SRT and other formats. Security documentation includes SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and CCPA alignment and zero data retention.

Transkribieren is a browser based AI transcription workspace that gathers several related tools in one place. The starting point is speech to text: audio files (MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, AAC) and video files (MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM) are converted into written transcripts, with support for more than 99 languages and automatic language detection. A YouTube import takes a pasted URL and returns a transcript, which removes the need to download a video before working on it. The toolset extends past raw dictation. Speaker detection labels who said what, which matters for interviews, panel discussions and multi person meetings. An SRT generator produces subtitle files for video work, and an AI summary condenses a long recording into a shorter digest. Finished transcripts can be exported to Word, PDF, TXT, JSON, HTML, SRT or VTT, so the output can move into a document, a video pipeline or a downstream system without manual cleanup. In practice the workflow suits journalists, researchers, podcasters, video editors and operations teams that process recorded conversations regularly. You upload or link a source, let the engine transcribe it, review the text, then choose a summary or an export format depending on the destination. The site positions the product as an all in one AI workspace rather than a single purpose transcriber, and it lists Axel Springer, KPMG, Telefonica, Edelman, PostNL and Berlitz among the teams using it. Against dedicated transcription services, the appeal is the combination of import routes, speaker labels, summarization and many export formats behind one account. The compliance story is also unusually explicit for this category: zero data retention, no model training on customer data, GDPR and CCPA alignment, SOC 2 Type 2 certification with annual penetration testing, AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.2 or higher in transit. Buyers who need to justify a transcription vendor to a security team will find that material in the Trust Center.