AudioVText turns audio and video into accurate, readable text. Speech recognition in AudioVText runs on AI: upload a file or paste a video link, and AudioVText returns a full transcript in minutes.

What AudioVText does

• 99 languages. Russian is the primary language and AudioVText is tuned for it; 98 more are supported.
• Timecodes. Every part of the transcript is timestamped, so any phrase can be traced back to the recording.
• Speaker separation. Interviews, meetings and podcasts stay readable — AudioVText marks who said what.
• Summaries. AudioVText writes a short summary of the conversation, so the key points are there without re-reading everything.
• Exports. TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX and PDF — the same transcript works as a document or as subtitles.

Sources

Upload a file from your computer or paste a link to a video on YouTube, VK Video, Rutube or Odnoklassniki — nothing has to be downloaded first. Common audio and video formats are supported, including MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV, OGG and WEBM.

Who uses AudioVText

Journalists and podcasters transcribing interviews, students and researchers working through lectures, teams turning calls into meeting notes, and content creators preparing subtitles. Work that used to take hours of manual typing becomes a proofreading pass.

Privacy

AudioVText complies with Russian personal-data law (152-FZ). Uploaded files stay confidential: they are not shared with third parties and are not used to train AI models. Files are stored encrypted and deleted automatically. AudioVText runs in the browser and works from Russia without a VPN.