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VoxText
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About VoxText
VoxText processes audio files into editable text through a simple three-step workflow. Users upload a single MP3, M4A or WAV file up to 25 MB, after which the service transcribes the audio into text. The resulting transcript can be edited directly in the browser, copied or downloaded as a UTF-8 TXT file. The tool handles each file as a temporary, private upload without requiring an account or storing any history. Processing occurs via Vercel Blob storage and RelayRouter, with attempts made to delete temporary files after transcription. The interface is designed to be minimal, focusing on the transcription task without additional workspace features. Supported formats include MP3 for common sharing, M4A for voice memos and WAV for uncompressed audio quality.
Key features
- Single-file transcription
- MP3, M4A and WAV support
- Temporary private upload processing
- In-browser transcript editing
- UTF-8 TXT file download
- No account creation needed
- Clean, minimal interface
- Real-time transcription
Use cases
- Converting voice memos to text
- Transcribing interviews or meetings
- Extracting text from audio recordings
Pros
- No account or sign-up required
- Supports MP3, M4A and WAV formats
- Temporary file processing with privacy focus
- Direct editing of transcripts in browser
- No storage of audio or transcript history
Cons
- Processes one file at a time
- Maximum file size limited to 25 MB
- No saved projects or transcript history
- Requires browser upload for processing
Frequently asked questions about VoxText
Is VoxText free to use?
Yes. The current version of VoxText is free to use and does not require payment. It processes one audio file at a time.
What audio formats does VoxText support?
VoxText currently supports MP3, M4A and WAV audio files.
What is the maximum audio file size?
The maximum file size is 25 MB per audio file.
Do I need to create an account?
No account is required for the current version. VoxText does not provide saved projects or transcript history.
Can I edit the transcript after transcription?
Yes. You can edit the transcript directly in the page, then copy the updated text or download it as a UTF-8 TXT file.
How are my audio files handled?
Your browser uploads the audio to private, temporary Vercel Blob storage. The VoxText server sends it to RelayRouter for transcription and attempts to delete the temporary file after processing; VoxText does not create an audio library or transcript history.
