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The file you already have m4a, opus, mp3, wav — straight in
The recording is already on your phone — a memo from the car, a note someone sent you, an hour of a meeting nobody wrote down. Titro turns it into lines you can read, search and correct, and hands you the text or a timed .srt.
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An iPhone Voice Memo is an .m4a. A WhatsApp voice note is an .opus. An Android recorder gives you .m4a or .amr, a Dictaphone a .wav, a Zoom recording an .m4a or .mp4. All of them go straight in — no converting first, which is the step most tools make you do and nobody should have to.
Nobody records a memo in a studio. It is a car, a corridor, a kitchen. Turn on the cleanup at upload and the recogniser hears a tidied copy while your original file stays exactly as it is — that one setting is worth more on a phone recording than on anything else.
Every line carries the second it was said. An hour of meeting becomes something you can scan in two minutes and jump back into at the exact point where the decision was made.
Names are what a recogniser gets wrong in a memo, because memos are full of them. Each line is editable, saved as you type, and a name you correct twice is remembered for the next recording.
Share the memo to yourself — AirDrop, email, Drive, whatever you already use. On iPhone, Voice Memos shares an .m4a directly. In WhatsApp, export the note from the chat.
At app.titro.live, start a project and pick Transcript only. Drag the file in. Nothing is rendered, so there is no video to wait for.
Speaker separation if it is a conversation, cleanup if it was recorded anywhere with a floor and walls. Choose the spoken language or let it be detected.
Lines with timings appear. Correct the names, then Copy the text for your notes or Download .srt if the words need to go somewhere with timecodes.
A recording plus a transcript is a better record than notes taken while trying to listen. Turn on speaker separation and each voice is labelled, so who said what survives into the file. Recording a meeting means telling the people in it — that part is yours, not the software's.
One phone between two people beats two perfect separate tracks Titro cannot merge. Put it closer to whoever is quieter, and let people finish their sentences — overlapping speech is the one thing no recogniser can untangle. Interviews goes into the rest of it.
Plenty of people send a two-minute voice note where a paragraph would do. Running it through a transcript project gives you something you can skim, quote and keep — and three free minutes is exactly the size of that problem.
The file is processed to transcribe it and kept as a project until the retention window closes, then deleted. What you want to keep, you download. Deleting a project removes it, and the privacy policy sets out the rest, including closing your account.
For the whole picture — accuracy, formats, pricing and where a machine transcript is not appropriate — see audio transcription. For the step-by-step version, transcribe audio to text. If the recording is a video and the words need to end up on screen, that is add captions to video instead.
Yes. A Voice Memo is an .m4a; share it to yourself and upload it as a transcript project. No conversion needed.
Yes. Export the note from the chat — it is an .opus file, which uploads directly.
Yes, as long as you have the file. Upload it as a transcript and only the sound is read.
Yes, if you turn on speaker separation at upload. Each voice gets a label, in the transcript and in the .srt.
Turn on cleanup at upload — the recogniser then hears a tidied copy while your file stays untouched. It helps most on phone recordings. It cannot recover words the microphone never caught.
Three minutes free, up to 60 minutes per file on Creator (€4.99 a month) and up to 180 on Studio.
English, German, Albanian, Italian and French, including mid-sentence switches.
It is stored as a project until the retention window closes and then deleted. Download what you want to keep; deleting the project removes it immediately.
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