Interview Transcription
Turn recorded interviews into searchable notes while keeping source files local.
What this tool is for
Create searchable interview transcripts for review, quoting, analysis, and note taking.
Journalists, researchers, recruiters, founders, and students.
Supported formats
- MP3
- M4A
- WAV
- MP4
Common use cases
- Research interviews
- User interviews
- Hiring calls
- Journalist recordings
Example workflows
Transcribe a user interview
Upload the call recording, create a transcript, then highlight pain points, feature requests, and exact customer language.
Prepare journalist quotes
Convert the interview audio into text, then verify quotes against the recording before publication.
Review hiring conversations
Use a private transcript draft to compare notes, questions, and follow-up items after a candidate interview.
Tips for Better Results
- Record with separate microphones when possible.
- Ask participants to avoid speaking over each other.
- Add speaker names manually after transcription.
- Store transcripts according to your consent, privacy, and retention policies.
Why use SuperTextHub?
Files are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to SuperTextHub. The tool is free, does not require an account, and supports transcript copy or download workflows.
Troubleshooting
Two speakers overlap
Overlapping speech is difficult for speech recognition. Use the transcript as a draft and verify important quotes manually.
Names are misspelled
Uncommon names, companies, and places often need manual correction after transcription.
The interview contains sensitive information
Use the local browser workflow, then save the cleaned transcript only in the secure system your team already trusts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this useful for research interviews?
Yes. Local processing is useful when interview recordings include personal or sensitive information.
Can I edit the output?
Yes. Copy the transcript into your notes app or document editor for cleanup.
Will it format questions and answers?
It creates the transcript text, but you may need to add speaker labels manually.