
Transcribe Google Meet to TXT
Upload yesterday's standup, brainstorm, or all-hands and get a speaker-labeled transcript ready to paste into Docs and share with anyone who missed it.
Upload yesterday's standup, brainstorm, or all-hands and get a speaker-labeled transcript ready to paste into Docs and share with anyone who missed it.

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Google Meet already saves your recording to Drive. We turn it into a recap your team will read, in three steps.
Grab the MP4 from the Meet Recordings folder in your Google Drive and drop it in. We also accept MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, MOV, and other common formats.
Scribe labels up to 32 speakers with word-level timestamps. Fix a name, merge a rambling segment, or trim the small talk before the recap goes out.
Export as DOCX and drop it straight into a Google Doc for comments, or send TXT, PDF, or JSON wherever your team keeps its notes. Anyone who missed the call reads the recap in minutes.
We turn recorded calls into structured, searchable notes, so when someone asks who decided what three sprints ago, the answer is one search away.
Crosstalk, laptop mics, and speakerphone audio still produce editable text. Scribe leads independent transcription benchmarks.
Correct a mislabeled speaker or tighten a rambling answer directly in the editor. The recap that reaches your team is the version you approved.


Distributed teams meet in many languages, and Scribe transcribes them all, from Portuguese to Tagalog, without you selecting one first.
Upload the MP4 that Google Meet records, or audio in MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, or OGG. Export to TXT, DOCX, PDF, JSON, SRT, VTT, or HTML.
Scribe marks coughing and other non-speech moments, so the transcript reads the way the meeting actually felt.
We label up to 32 speakers and timestamp every word, so you will jump straight to the moment a decision was made.

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“I use ElevenLabs primarily for transcribing audio messages, and I find its accuracy to be a major highlight. This precision allows me to analyze students' reading fluency effectively, even when the speaker is a young student still learning to read, which is crucial for understanding each student's progress.”

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Head of technology
“Perfect for transcribing interviews - and the voice quality is amazing when preparing for a speech.”

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Customer Experience Researcher
“Remarkable inference speed of the Scribe v2 model by ElevenLabs, delivering near real-time latency on transcription requests, significantly faster than other models we've tried.”

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We accept the MP4 that Google Meet saves to the organizer's Drive, plus MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, MOV, AVI, and MKV. Download the file from the Meet Recordings folder and drop it in, no conversion needed. If you captured the call with a screen recorder instead, upload that file and we will transcribe it the same way.
Google Meet transcripts come back accurate enough to share without a full re-listen. Scribe leads independent transcription benchmarks and holds up through crosstalk, laptop mics, and speakerphone audio. Every word carries a timestamp and a speaker label for up to 32 participants, so you verify any line against the recording in seconds before the recap goes out.
The transcript opens in an editor where you click any word to correct it, reassign a mislabeled speaker, or merge a rambling segment. Timestamps stay accurate as you edit, so tidy the small talk out of a standup recap before you paste it into Docs and share it with the team.
Choose TXT, DOCX, PDF, JSON, HTML, SRT, or VTT. DOCX drops straight into Google Docs for inline comments, JSON feeds your own tools, and SRT or VTT caption a recording you plan to reshare. Export the same transcript in several formats whenever one meeting needs to reach different audiences.
Scribe transcribes 90+ languages and detects the spoken language automatically, so a team that switches between English and Spanish mid-call still gets one accurate transcript. Speaker labels and timestamps work the same in every language, which keeps multilingual all-hands as searchable as any other meeting.
