About Media2Text
Media2Text is browser-based transcription software. It turns supported audio and video recordings into searchable, editable transcripts with speaker labels, timestamps, subtitles and document or data exports.
The canonical Media2Text web service and product reference are published at media2text.app. Product facts, support addresses and research pages on this domain identify this service when similarly named software appears elsewhere.
What the product does
Media2Text combines file preparation, transcription, review and export in one workspace. The current public product reference documents 60 transcription languages and nine export formats: TXT, Markdown, DOCX, PDF, CSV, TSV, JSON, SRT and VTT.
For supported video files, the browser prepares an audio track locally. The original video stays on the user's device; only the prepared audio required for transcription is uploaded. The security and data-flow page explains that boundary and the controls around storage access.
The transcript workspace also supports AI summaries, source-linked mind maps and translation. The AI workflow guide explains the actual steps and distinguishes transcription from summarizing, mapping and translating the text. AI availability and allowances depend on the account and plan.
How we publish product facts
Product, pricing and capability statements are checked against the implemented application, public policy pages and release contracts. A page that reports an experiment must state its sample, method, date and limitations. When an engine does not return reliable word timing, Media2Text uses segment timing rather than presenting estimated word timing as exact.
Direct product evidence
Limits, formats and workflow descriptions are tied to the behavior implemented by the website and API.
Qualified research claims
A result from one recording is described as an observation on that sample, not a universal accuracy claim.
Visible corrections
Pages carry a review date, and machine-readable references are updated when a public capability changes.
Who writes and reviews this site
Product references, guides and research are written and reviewed by the Media2Text editorial and engineering team and published under the Media2Text organization. We do not attach invented people, credentials, ratings or customer quotations to our pages. The current ASR benchmark is an example of the methodology and limitations we expect research content to disclose.
What we do not claim
- Automatic transcription is not guaranteed to be exact; names, numbers, overlapping speech and specialist terms need human review.
- Automatic speaker labels are editable estimates, not identification of a real person's identity.
- One benchmark recording does not establish accuracy for every language, accent, microphone or environment.
- No online service can promise absolute security. Our public security page documents the controls that can be verified from the product architecture.
Contact
Product and support questions: [email protected]. Privacy requests: [email protected]. Community support is also available in the Media2Text Discord community.
See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for the policies governing use of the service.