Can journalists transcribe interviews with StrikeScribe?

Yes. Upload interview audio or video, review the transcript, and pull quotes. Guest mode lets you try before creating an account.

Do you export broadcast caption files?

Not yet. You get searchable transcripts. Timed SRT/VTT export and NLE plugins are not claimed — see the subtitle generator workflow page.

What languages are supported?

StrikeScribe supports 100+ languages, including Arabic and English with extra tuning for dialects and code-switching.

Is StrikeScribe free?

You can try transcript AI free with no signup via guest upload on the homepage. A free account tier includes transcription and AI insights with limits. Paid plans add higher file sizes, minutes, and team features — upgrade when you need more.

What file types can I upload?

Common video and audio formats from your browser: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, and WebM. Clear recordings with minimal background noise produce the best transcript AI results.

How is my media handled?

StrikeScribe runs transcription on private GPU infrastructure — your media does not go to OpenAI servers. Use workspace roles to control who can access saved files.

StrikeScribe

Media Transcription for Interviews & Podcasts

Transcribe interviews, podcasts, and field recordings — searchable text ready to edit, quote, or publish in minutes.

Upload exported recordings — no live bot
Guest demo free to try with no signup
AI summaries, actions, and scorecards
Workspace roles for team review

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Interview archive transcript

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Speaker 100:12
Let's lock the launch checklist before Friday.
Speaker 200:19
I'll own the follow-ups and share the summary with the team.
Speaker 100:27
Great — capture action items and decisions in one place.

How it works

From recording to searchable notes

1
Upload or record
Open the guest demo — free to try with no signup — then upload an audio or video file, or record live in your browser.
2
Run transcript AI
StrikeScribe converts speech to searchable text across 100+ languages and labels speakers when the recording supports it.
3
Review insights
Search the transcript, run AI insight templates for summaries and action items, then create a free account to save files.
4
Share with your team
Keep work in a workspace with roles for admins, editors, and viewers when you are ready to collaborate.

Formats

Built for real files you already have

Upload common audio and video formats from your browser. Clear recordings with minimal background noise produce the best results.

Supported uploads: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, and WebM.

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StrikeScribe transcript archive for media teams

Archives reporters can actually search

Tape logs and scrubbing timelines slow editorial teams. Upload interview and podcast files to build a searchable text archive — multilingual when your sources are — then reuse quotes in articles and newsletters.

Field recorder WAV and MP3 uploads
Podcast episode show notes from transcripts
Arabic and English dialect-aware transcription options

What media teams should not expect yet

No broadcast caption certification, no Premiere/FCP plugins, and no automatic SRT download. The product strength is accurate transcripts and AI summaries from files you own.

Upload-first workflow

1Export
2Upload
3Transcript
4Insights
5Share

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Try transcript AI before you sign up

Upload audio or video in guest mode — free to try with no account. Create a free account when you want to save files and unlock your workspace.

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