ScriberGPT turns audio and video into transcripts with speaker labels, translation, and SRT export. Free plan, paid from $8/month billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ScriberGPT is an online transcription service that turns audio and video files into text. It relies on OpenAI Whisper speech recognition and adds speaker labels, timestamps, and automatic punctuation. The company claims 99% accuracy on clear audio and reports more than 100k hours transcribed. Supported inputs include MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, MP4, MOV, and AVI files.
Beyond transcription, the product bundles free audio tools such as a splitter, compressor, noise reducer, and merger. It also offers AI writing helpers that turn a finished transcript into a blog post, a Twitter/X thread, or a newsletter draft. The site lists 90+ languages and 50+ file formats, aiming to cover the path from raw recording to publishable text.
A user drags and drops an audio or video file, or pastes a YouTube URL on the paid plan. For video, the service extracts the audio layer automatically before processing. The Whisper model then analyzes the audio, and diarization separates the speakers, labeling them Speaker A, Speaker B, and so on, so the transcript stays readable.
After processing, the transcript can be previewed and reviewed. Users can customize speaker names, toggle profanity and filler word filtering, and translate the finished text. Exports include TXT, SRT, VTT, PDF, and DOCX, and transcripts can be shared with a team. The FAQ says a one-hour file typically processes in 2 to 5 minutes, with email notices for longer files.
The core feature set focuses on transcript quality and cleanup. Speaker detection, timestamps, and automatic punctuation come standard. Optional filters replace profanity with asterisks and strip filler words such as um, uh, and hmm. Glossary input helps with names and technical terms, and the vendor says the Whisper models handle accents, background noise, and jargon.
Translation and export are the other major strengths. Finished transcripts can be translated into languages such as Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and Arabic, keeping speaker labels and timestamps. That means translated SRT or VTT subtitle files remain synced. Separate tools handle splitting, compressing, denoising, merging, and MP4 to MP3 conversion before upload.
ScriberGPT is an online service that converts audio and video files into text transcripts using OpenAI Whisper speech recognition. It adds speaker labels, timestamps, and automatic punctuation, and supports translation and subtitle exports.
ScriberGPT has a free plan at $0 with 20 transcription minutes. The paid Transcription Plan is $14 per month billed monthly, or $96 per year, which the site presents as $8 per month and a $72 saving.
Yes. The free plan includes 20 free transcription minutes and 3 free uses per audio tool per day. Audio tool uploads are limited to 50 MB and 15 minutes.
The site lists 50+ audio and video formats, including MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, and AVI. Transcripts can be exported as TXT, SRT, VTT, PDF, or DOCX.
The company states 99%+ accuracy for clear audio with minimal background noise. For audio with background noise or multiple speakers, it says accuracy typically ranges from 95-98%.
Yes. On the paid plan, users can paste a YouTube URL and ScriberGPT fetches the audio and generates a transcript. The site lists YouTube transcription by URL as a paid feature.
Yes. Completed transcripts can be translated into languages including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, and Russian. Speaker labels and timestamps are preserved for export.
The site targets content creators, journalists, researchers, business teams, legal and medical professionals, educators, media companies, consultants, and therapists. It suits people who regularly turn recordings into text, subtitles, or written content.