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WhatsApp audio to text — every voice message in the chat, written out and in order.

Not one file at a time. Export the conversation, upload it once, and read months of voice messages as text alongside the written ones.

  • Photos stay on your device; from a video, only the audio track your browser extracts is sent.
  • Analysis from $3

Hear it, then read it

Three voice messages, transcribed the way yours will be

Press play on any of them. The text underneath is what came back from the recording.

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AI-generated voices: nobody's real voice is published here.

Marcus

3 voice messages · transcribed

Marcus

0:00

Transcription:

Hey, so, about yesterday's meeting. I think we should go with the second option for the homepage. Yeah, yeah, the second one.

PTT-20250118-WA0023.opus2:02 PM
0:00

Transcription:

Deal, I liked that one better too. Oh, can you send me the Figma link? I want to show Sarah before our call tomorrow at three.

PTT-20250118-WA0024.opus2:04 PM

Marcus

0:00

Transcription:

Okay, sending it now. And the budget's approved! So we can close with the contractor this week, no problem.

PTT-20250118-WA0025.opus2:06 PM

In numbers

Chats as long as yours

Counted in October 2026, rounded down.

140,000+voice messages

read instead of replayed

20+hours

of voice messages in one chat

5+years

of messages in one chat

How it works

1

Export with media

In WhatsApp, open the chat, tap the name, choose Export Chat, and pick 'Attach Media' — that is the option that includes the audio.

2

Upload the ZIP

See the exact price on the upload screen. Unlock the full conversation only when it is worth it.

3

Read the conversation

Read it as one conversation — spoken and written messages on a single timeline — and run a summary for what was decided.

What you get

The whole conversation readable, not a folder of audio files. Before you pay, the price screen writes out one of your own voice messages for free, so you can play it and check the text.

Why the transcript beats the recording

The audio already exists. What it lacks is everything you do with it.

  • Searchable — find the message where a price, a date or a name was said, instead of scrubbing through recordings to locate it.
  • Shareable — a lawyer, an accountant or a colleague can read a document. Sending them forty voice messages asks them to do the listening for you.
  • In context — each transcript sits at the moment it was sent, so a spoken answer reads directly under the written question it replies to.

Long chats are the normal case

Hundreds of voice messages in one upload.

A chat with years of audio in it is exactly what this is for. Everything is transcribed in order and merged into the timeline, and you are told the cost before anything runs — so a long conversation is a known price, not a surprise. The initial recap pulls out decisions and commitments, and follow-up chat can focus on a specific question.

Key benefits

  • Every voice message in the export, not a single file at a time
  • Transcribed in the language it was spoken in
  • Merged into the chat timeline with the original timestamps
  • OPUS, OGG, M4A, MP3, AAC and WAV all handled by the same upload
  • Summary and action items covering what was said out loud
  • The price is quoted before transcription starts

Use cases

Work

Instructions, updates and approvals that arrived as voice messages.

Disputes

A spoken promise quoted with its date.

Catching up

A group that left you thirty voice messages while you were away.

Personal

Long voice threads with family, made readable and searchable.

Questions? Answered.

Export the chat with media from WhatsApp, then upload the .zip here. Every audio message in it is transcribed and placed on the timeline in the position it was sent. There is nothing to convert or rename first.

The chat export is the recommended path, because it keeps each transcript next to the messages around it — which is what makes the result readable. WhatsApp exports the whole chat, but if you only care about one stretch of the conversation, you can choose that period in the preview after uploading.

Voice messages are transcribed in the language they were spoken in, across the languages WhatsApp is commonly used in. You can separately choose the language the summary and report are written in, which is useful when the conversation and the reader do not share one.

Minutes for most chats. Transcription runs across the whole export at once rather than file by file, and you can leave the page while it works — the results are waiting in your dashboard.

You see the price on the upload screen before you pay, and nothing is transcribed until you do. One payment unlocks it, set by the size of the chat — how many messages it holds and how much voice message is in it. Text and audio are never billed separately.

Yes, encrypted and under your control — the recordings are stored with the analysis so the report still works when you return to it. Photos and videos never leave your device at all, and you can delete the audio, the chat or the whole analysis whenever you want from your dashboard. From a video, only the audio track your browser extracts is sent for transcription; the video file and its pictures stay on your device.

Privacy and security

  • Parsing happens in your browser; only what is needed for analysis is sent.
  • Stored on our servers. Delete chat, audio and analyses anytime from your dashboard.
  • Photos, video files, and their visual content never leave your device. For transcription, we send chat text and the audio of every voice message, including the audio track your browser extracts from each video.