Use cases

Transcribe Webex Meeting Recordings

Download a Webex recording as an MP4, upload it, and get a timestamped transcript to check against the audio and export. Nothing connects to your Webex account.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • No credit card
  • 90+ languages
  • TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT, PDF

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Label who said what
A last resort for very noisy recordings; most files are better without it

How it works

Three steps, no setup.

  1. 01Step · 01

    Upload

    Drop an audio or video file. Choose the language and whether to label speakers.

  2. 02Step · 02

    Transcribe

    We extract the audio, transcribe it and identify speakers. Watch progress live.

  3. 03Step · 03

    Use it

    Read along with the player, jump by clicking a line, and share the transcript.

Where Webex keeps recordings

Webex has cloud and local recordings. Cloud recordings are stored on your Webex site; sign in to the Webex web portal or open the Webex app, go to Recordings, and use the download option next to the meeting. The file is an MP4. Your site admin decides whether downloads are allowed, so if the option is missing, ask the host or your admin.

Local recordings are saved by the Webex app on the computer of the person who recorded, in the folder they chose when they started recording. Current versions of the app save MP4. If someone shared a recording with you as a link only, ask the host for the file.

Upload the MP4 as it is. The audio is extracted on our side and the timestamps in the transcript line up with the video, which matters if you later add captions to it.

Calls with dial-in participants

Webex meetings often mix people on computer audio with people who dialled in by phone. Phone participants come through a narrow phone line, so their voices sound thinner and short words and names are misheard more often. Meeting-room devices add another layer: everyone in the room shares one microphone.

  • Ask regular participants to join with computer audio and a headset rather than dialling in.
  • Keep Webex noise removal on where your app offers it.
  • Ask the host to restate decisions and figures clearly at the end; that sentence is easy to find and check later.
  • For a long training session, consider audio repair before transcribing if the room had a steady hum.

Webex transcripts and this one

Depending on your Webex plan and settings, Webex may create its own transcript for cloud recordings. If it exists and does what you need, use it. Uploading here helps when you only have a local recording, when the meeting was in a language the built-in transcript did not handle, or when you need a Word, PDF, CSV or SRT/VTT file and an editor with a synced player to correct the text.

Review, speakers and exports

Click any line to hear that moment and fix names, customer names, ticket numbers and dates in place. Speaker identification, available on paid plans or with a Minute Pack, labels who said what; enter the number of speakers if you know it and rename each label once.

Export DOCX for notes you will edit, PDF for a record filed with a project or customer, TXT or Copy for a wiki page, CSV for a spreadsheet with a start time per line, and SRT or VTT if the recording will be shared as a captioned video. For training sessions recorded in Webex, the training video transcription page has more on captions for learning platforms. Zoom, Teams and Google Meet each have their own page about where their recordings end up.

Privacy

Business meetings often include customer or internal information. Check your company's policy on external tools before uploading. Files are never used to train AI models, and you can delete a recording and its transcript whenever you want.

FAQ

Webex Transcription: questions, answered.

How do I download a Webex cloud recording?+

Open Recordings in the Webex app or web portal and use the download option next to the meeting. If it is missing, your site admin may have turned downloads off.

What format are Webex recordings?+

Current Webex recordings download as MP4, which you can upload directly.

Does RocketScribe connect to Webex?+

No. There is no Webex integration. You download the recording and upload the file.

Why are dial-in participants less accurate?+

Phone audio carries a narrower range of the voice than computer audio, so names and short words are misheard more often. Check those lines against the player.

Can it label who is speaking?+

Yes, with speaker identification, which is available on paid plans or with a Minute Pack. You rename each speaker once and every line updates.

Do I need an account?+

No. You can transcribe one file right away without signing up. A free account then gives you 3 files a day (120 minutes a month) and keeps your transcripts: the file you transcribed before signing up moves into the account.

Which formats are supported?+

Any common audio or video file: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV and more. We extract the audio from video automatically.

How accurate is it?+

On clear recordings expect accuracy comparable to leading transcription services. Background noise, crosstalk and heavy accents reduce it, as they do everywhere.

Pricing

Start free. Pay only if you need more.

The Free plan needs no card. Paid plans add longer files, batch uploads and speaker identification.

Free

$0

no card required

For trying it out and the occasional file.

  • 3 files a day
  • 120 minutes a month
  • Timestamps and synced player
  • AI prompt export and translation
  • Transcripts kept for 30 days
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PlusMost popular

$6/ month

billed $72 yearly

For people who transcribe every week.

  • 1,200 minutes of transcription a month
  • Speaker identification included
  • Files up to 300 minutes and 5 GB
  • Upload 20 files at once
  • Up to 5 files processed in parallel
  • Priority processing
Get Plus
Unlimited

$10/ month

billed $120 yearly

For heavy users and small teams.

  • Unlimited transcription*
  • Speaker identification, 2,400 minutes a month
  • Files up to 600 minutes and 5 GB
  • Upload 50 files at once
  • Up to 5 files processed in parallel
  • Priority processing
Get Unlimited

Minute Packs

One-timefrom $1 per 60 minutes
  • Plus limits on Free: longer files, batch uploads
  • Speaker identification
  • No RocketScribe line in your exports
  • Valid 12 months, packs stack

Top up any plan. Stackable and valid for 12 months. A pack's minutes are one shared pool for whatever your plan doesn't cover: transcription on Free and Plus, speaker identification (and transcription past fair use) on Unlimited. On Free, a pack also unlocks Plus limits, with transcription and speaker identification both drawn from it.

* Fair use: 12,000 minutes a month. Beyond that, uploads pause until the next cycle or a Minute Pack. Prices in USD.

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