We’re excited to announce a new tutorial on Glasp: How to Transcribe Audio Files & Turn Them Into Searchable Knowledge
With Glasp’s free AI audio transcription, you can upload an audio file and turn it into an accurate text transcript, then highlight and reuse what matters.
Glasp lets you:
Transcribe mp3, mp4, m4a, wav, and more, up to 300MB or 5 hours per file
Detect and label different speakers automatically
Generate an AI summary with timestamps
Highlight key lines, add notes, and download the transcript as .srt
Free plans include 30 minutes per month, Pro 300 minutes, and Unlimited 1,500 minutes.
We keep the full step-by-step guide up to date in one place:
👉 Read the full tutorial
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Thank you for reading. Please follow the link below for a video tutorial.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7Q17nVZMTw
Lectures, meetings, voice memos: drop the audio in and get clean text back.
What would you transcribe first? Comment below, and if you hit any format issues I'll help debug.
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