Online voice recorder

Yes. Record and download as often as you like, up to 2 hours per recording, with no account, no email and no watermark. Turning it into text is free too: up to 15 minutes per recording without an account, and up to 2 hours when you sign in free with Apple or Google.

Only in this browser tab, until you download it. Nothing is uploaded while you record or play it back. If you close the tab before downloading, the browser asks first, because the recording is gone after that.

An .m4a file (AAC audio), which plays in Windows, on a Mac, on iPhone and Android, and in VLC, and which you can send in WhatsApp or by email. In a few browsers it comes out as .webm instead.

The download is .m4a, which every current phone and computer plays and which is smaller than an MP3 of the same quality. If something only takes MP3, any audio converter turns it into one.

Up to 2 hours per recording. Keep this tab open while you record. On a phone, keep the screen on with this page in front: browsers stop the microphone in the background. For long recordings with the phone locked, use the Recordd app.

Yes. After you stop, click Transcribe it. You get the text with timestamps and each speaker on their own lines, in 26 languages, and you can copy it or download it as text, Markdown or subtitles. The audio is deleted as soon as the transcript is back.

Yes, in Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Edge, on phones and computers. Allow the microphone when the browser asks; if you said no before, turn it back on in the site settings of your browser.

Your browser's default microphone. To use a headset or a USB mic, plug it in and choose it in your system or browser settings before you start. Echo cancellation and noise suppression are on, which suits speech.

Nothing leaves your device unless you click Transcribe it. Then the audio goes to the transcription service, the text comes back, and the audio is deleted. Nothing is used to train AI.