Recorded voice to text
Use Voice2Sub when the source is a phone memo, field recording, interview, narration draft or spoken note. Import the recording, generate text, clean up quotes and names, then export a file you can reuse.
Designed for existing voice recordings, not for recording audio inside the app.
Voice Recording to Text
Voice recording work usually starts with a person speaking into a phone, recorder or meeting tool. The important part is cleaning up the spoken note or interview, while the broader audio page is better for file types and long-form audio libraries.
Download Voice2SubRecording workflow
A short path for memos, interviews and narration drafts that need to become readable.
Open a phone memo, interview recording, meeting clip or narration track.
AI turns the spoken content into editable text with timing.
Review speaker names, quotes, filler words, punctuation and unclear passages.
Save text for notes and documents, or keep timing by exporting SRT/VTT.
Recording sources
Start with common audio or video files from a phone, recorder, meeting app or editing tool. The export can be plain text or timed subtitle formats.
Voice recording
The job is usually not “convert any media”; it is “make this spoken note or interview readable”.
Human review
AI text is a draft. Review quotes, names and context before publishing or sending the file to someone else.
Use cases
Good for people who capture ideas by speaking and need a readable version later.
Yes. Open the voice memo or recording file, generate text with AI, review it, and export the format you need.
This page is about the source: recorded voice such as memos, interviews and spoken notes. Speech recognition is the broader function used across many audio and video files.
No. It works with files that already exist on your computer.
Yes. If timing matters, review the result and export SRT or VTT.
Download Voice2Sub for memos, interviews and spoken notes that need a clean text version.