Browser transcription service that turns uploaded audio/video or social links into editable, timestamped text and subtitles.
EasyScribe converts audio and video, uploaded directly or pulled from a link on YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, X, Instagram, or Facebook, into text. Output includes timestamps, automatic speaker labels, translation, and summaries, and can be exported as DOCX, PDF, TXT, or SRT/VTT subtitle files. A live mode transcribes speech in real time for meetings or interviews. The company states support for over 120 languages. No company name or headquarters is disclosed on the site; the only public contact is a support email address.
Free tier includes 300 minutes per month, a 30-minute single-recording cap, and 200 MB files. The Plus plan is $6.99 per month (or $83.88 per year) for 3,000 minutes/month, 3-hour single tasks, and 2 GB files. Pay-as-you-go minute packs start at $9 for 500 minutes.
Use tool ↗EasyScribe covers the standard transcription feature set, file upload plus social links, speaker labels, translation, subtitle export, at a free tier generous enough (300 minutes) to actually test before paying. What is missing from the public site is any sense of who operates it, which matters for a tool that processes potentially sensitive recordings.
Watch out: The site does not name the company behind it, so there is no way to verify who is processing uploaded recordings beyond the vendor's own privacy claims.
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