FAQ
GPT Transcribe FAQ
Clear answers about audio and video transcription, timestamps, pricing, supported inputs, transcript quality, and responsible use.
What is GPT Transcribe?
GPT Transcribe is an independent AI transcript generator for audio and video. The GPT Transcribe model turns spoken content into written text so you can review, search, quote, and reuse the result. It is not an official OpenAI or ChatGPT page.
Can GPT Transcribe turn audio into text?
Yes. Use the current supported audio upload or browser recording flow, then review the returned transcript against the source.
Can GPT Transcribe convert video to text?
Yes, for supported video inputs. The result focuses on the spoken audio track in the video rather than describing every visual detail.
Does GPT Transcribe return timestamps?
When timestamp data is returned, the transcript can show time ranges that help you return to the matching moment in the source media.
How does GPT Transcribe charge for transcription?
The current interface displays usage as 4 credits per 100 processed seconds. Check the live pricing page for current plans and credit totals.
Can I use a public video link?
Use only a currently supported, publicly accessible source and submit content you are allowed to access, upload, transcribe, and reuse.
How accurate is the transcript?
Results vary with noise, overlapping speakers, accents, delivery speed, names, numbers, and specialist terms. Review important wording against the original media.
Can it identify different speakers?
Speaker information may be returned for supported recordings. Verify speaker labels and important dialogue against the source.
Can I copy a GPT Transcribe transcript?
When copying is enabled, the result can be moved into notes, research, scripts, captions, or content drafts. Timestamp blocks should retain their time range and text.
What audio and video formats are supported?
Use the formats accepted by the current uploader and service response. The live product is the source of truth for file types and limits.
Can I transcribe meetings, podcasts, and interviews?
Yes, these are common workflows for turning recorded speech into searchable working text. Review quotes, names, and decisions before sharing them.
Do I need permission to transcribe a file or link?
Yes. You are responsible for having the rights needed to access, upload, transcribe, and reuse the media.