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The recording can become
tomorrow’s class.
Upload your own MP3, MP4, M4A, WAV, or WebM recording. StudyScriptor transcribes it without timestamps, then turns the resulting text into a reading, activities, and answer key.
Transcribe a recordingSource in.
Both copies out.
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Upload a permitted recording
Files may be up to 25 MB. Use media you own or are authorized to process.
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Receive a readable transcript
The speech-to-text model adds sentence punctuation and paragraph breaks without inserting timestamps.
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Shape the language work
Choose learner level, lesson language, transcript style, activities, and item count.
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Check before class
Listen against the source, correct names or specialist terms, and review every generated answer.
Transcription and lesson preparation in one flow.
Direct media upload is useful when no transcript exists: teacher-recorded explanations, student-safe interviews, class podcasts, and original videos can move from speech to study materials without a separate transcription app.
- Teacher-recorded explanations
- Original podcasts
- Permitted interviews
- Listening-comprehension material
Audio deserves an extra review pass.
Automatic transcription can mishear names, accents, overlapping speakers, and technical vocabulary. Compare the text with the recording before learners see it. Media transcription uses a duration allowance because it has a separate API cost.
Before you begin
How large can the recording be?
The current upload limit is 25 MB per audio or video file.
Does the transcript include timestamps?
No. The transcription prompt requests readable punctuation and paragraph breaks without timestamps.