Read your WhatsApp voice notes instead of listening

Forward the voice note to the bot and get the text, a summary and what you need to do, in the same chat.

Open in WhatsApp3 free audios a day for 3 days. Nothing to install, no sign-up.
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Forwarded1:1209:43
📝 Thursday appointment changeCarolina asks to move Martina's session to Thursday the 15th at 5 pm and asks whether last week's payment is still due.🗓 Dates• Thursday 15, 5:00 pm💰 Amounts• 45,000 CLP09:43
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MP3toTXT is a WhatsApp bot that turns a voice note into text: forward the audio and the bot replies with the transcript in the same chat, usually in under a minute. It works for the voice notes people send you, for audio you forward out of a group, and for long recordings of lectures, meetings or interviews.

How to transcribe WhatsApp audio

Three steps and nothing to install. If you can forward an audio message, you can use the bot.
  1. 1

    Save the number

    Tap the button or save +34 711 250 159 to your contacts. WhatsApp opens with the chat ready.

  2. 2

    Forward the audio

    Any voice note or audio file, yours or forwarded from another chat. No need to download it first.

  3. 3

    Read the text

    The transcript arrives in the same chat within seconds. Copy, paste or share it like any message.

What you get back

A 1 min 12 s voice note from a patient's mother, as her therapist receives it. Illustrative example with made-up names.
Voice note · 1:12this

Thursday appointment change

Carolina asks to move Martina's session to Thursday the 15th at 5 pm. She thinks last week's session is still unpaid, 45,000 CLP, and asks for the bank details to pay today.

Every audio also gets its own page with the full text. Send "inbox" to the bot to keep them all.

Asks you to2
  • Confirm Thursday the 15th at 5 pm
  • Send her the bank details
Dates
  • Thu 15 Oct, 5:00 pm · new session time
Amounts
  • Session on 8 Oct · 45,000 CLP

Who it's for

You deal with clients by voice note

Families, patients or buyers who say everything in voice notes. You read what they ask for without listening to the whole thing.

Your team sends long voice notes

Five minutes of audio become a two-line summary and the list of what they need from you.

You get audios in another language

Read the original text and translate it into your language from the audio page.

What the bot can transcribe

The bot is built for what actually travels through WhatsApp: raw voice notes, recorded standing up, on the street or in a lecture hall.

Voice notes and forwarded audio

It makes no difference whether the audio is yours or someone sent it to you. Forward it as it is: voice notes, .mp3, .m4a, .ogg and .opus. It has to arrive as audio, not as a video or a document attachment.

More than 30 languages

It detects the language of the audio on its own, with nothing to select. And if the audio is not in Spanish, it also returns a Spanish translation under the original text.

Long audio, not just twenty-second messages

A recorded lecture or a whole meeting transcribes just as well. Without an account you can send up to 8 MB per audio, roughly an hour of WhatsApp voice note.

Nothing to install or learn

No app to download, no mandatory account, no file to export. It is one more WhatsApp contact and it behaves the same on Android and iPhone.

Forwarding it to the bot versus listening to the whole thing

The usual alternatives to a transcript are listening end to end, or pulling the audio out of WhatsApp and uploading it somewhere else. Here is how the three compare.

Listening to the whole audio

An eight-minute audio costs you eight minutes. You cannot skim it, you cannot search inside it, and you cannot play it in a meeting or on the train without headphones.

Moving it to another tool

Download the audio, open another app, create an account, upload the file and go back to WhatsApp to reply. That is five steps for a one-minute message.

Forwarding it to the bot

One forward inside the same conversation. The text comes back to the chat in seconds, ready to read, copy or paste wherever you need it.

Long audio: lectures, meetings and interviews

Short voice notes take care of themselves; the long ones are what really cost you time. A recorded class, the meeting you could not attend or a half-hour interview take as long to listen to as they took to happen. The bot transcribes them in full and hands you a text you can read in two minutes.

  • Without an account: up to 8 MB per audio, roughly an hour of WhatsApp voice note.
  • With a linked account: up to 20 audios a day and no 8 MB limit.
  • Cost follows duration: 1 credit per 5 minutes of audio or part of it.

Pricing

Start free on WhatsApp or on the web. Need more? Buy credits: 1 credit = up to 5 minutes of audio. No subscription.

Free on WhatsApp

3 audios a day for 3 days. No sign-up, no card.

Open in WhatsApp

Free on the web

Create an account and get 10 credits, up to 50 minutes. Upload MP3, WAV, M4A or AAC up to 100 MB.

Upload an audio
30 credits€2.99≈ €0.10 per credit
100 creditsRecommended€6.99≈ €0.07 per credit
300 credits€9.99≈ €0.033 per credit
Credits work the same in the bot and on the web.Buy credits

Already have an account? Link your WhatsApp to spend your credits from the chat.

Your audio does not stay with us

The audio file is downloaded, transcribed by our transcription provider and discarded: we do not keep it. The transcript lands in your chat and is stored in your account until you delete it. Nobody on our team reads your conversations.

FAQ

Is it free?

Yes: 3 audios a day for 3 days, no signup. Then create a free account with 10 credits or buy a package from €2.99.

What does a long audio cost?

1 credit covers up to 5 minutes. A one-hour lecture is 12 credits: under €0.50 with the 300-credit package.

Does it work in other languages?

Yes. It detects the language, transcribes it and, if it is not Spanish, also returns a Spanish translation.

What audio can I send it?

Your own voice notes, audio forwarded from other chats and audio files shared over WhatsApp: .ogg, .opus, .m4a and .mp4. Without an account the limit is 8 MB per audio, roughly an hour of voice note.

Do you keep my audios?

Not the audio file: it is processed and discarded. The transcript is stored in your account and you can delete it whenever you want. Nobody on our team reads your messages.

Can I use it from my computer?

Yes. From your account on mp3totxt.com you can upload MP3, WAV, M4A or AAC files, with speaker identification and timestamps. Credits are the same in the bot and on the web.

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