https://youtu.be/GkBu0QjelSk
Audio files are uploaded automatically to OneDrive
Look for a folder called, “Transcribed Files”:
An alternative to using Microsoft Word online to transcribe audio to text
As an alternative, some mobile apps. transcribe audio to text automatically. This may also be used depending on how long your audio is and the app that you are using.
Additional ways…
Here are three easy, free options—no paid plans needed:
- YouTube’s auto-captions (great for prerecorded audio)
- Convert your audio to a simple video (e.g., add a static image), upload it as Unlisted, and let YouTube auto-generate captions.
- In YouTube Studio → Subtitles, open the auto track to view/edit, then copy the transcript. (Google Help)
- Android: Live Transcribe (real-time speech-to-text)
- On Android, enable Settings → Accessibility → Live Transcribe and start transcribing conversations or nearby audio instantly. You can also install/update it from Google Play. (Google Help)
- iPhone/iPad (and Mac): Live Captions (real-time captions system-wide)
- On iOS, turn on Settings → Accessibility → Live Captions to get live, on-device transcriptions from apps or the microphone; then copy the text. (Apple Support)
Quick tips
- Privacy: Live Captions and Live Transcribe can run on-device; YouTube requires uploading your file—use Unlisted if you need privacy. (Google Help)
- Accuracy: Clear audio improves results; YouTube lets you fix errors in its captions editor. (Google Help)