Here’s a step-by-step student-friendly tutorial on how to use Clipchamp to transcribe audio into text. I’ll break it down into clear sections with screenshots in mind, so you could also adapt it into slides or a PDF for your class if you want.

🎧 How to Transcribe Audio to Text with Clipchamp

A Student’s Step-by-Step Tutorial

✨ Why Use Clipchamp?

Clipchamp (owned by Microsoft) is a free online tool that lets you edit videos and audio. One of its most useful features is the ability to transcribe speech into text. This means you can turn recordings (lectures, interviews, podcasts, presentations, etc.) into written transcripts — great for studying, quoting, or note-taking.

🛠 What You’ll Need

• A Microsoft account (your school email usually works).
• A computer with internet access (Clipchamp works best on desktop browsers like Edge, Chrome, or Firefox).
• An audio or video file (MP3, MP4, WAV, etc.) that contains the speech you want to transcribe.

📖 Step 1. Log in to Clipchamp

1. Go to clipchamp.com.
2. Click Log in (top right).
3. Use your Microsoft, Google, or school email account to sign in.
4. Once inside, click Create a new video.

📖 Step 2. Upload Your Audio

1. In the Clipchamp editor, click Import Media.