Google Meet → text

Google Meet recordings, turned into notes.

Download the MP4 that Meet saved to Google Drive, drop it here - the audio is extracted in your browser and transcribed with speaker labels, timestamps and an AI summary.

Upload a Meet recording →
Also works with Zoom and Teams recordings. From $0.83/hour.

Watch the full tutorial on YouTube

From Drive to transcript in three steps

No Workspace admin, no edition upgrade, no add-ons.

1. Download the recording

Meet saves recordings to the organizer's Google Drive ("Meet Recordings" folder) as MP4. Download it - or use any screen recording of the call.

2. Transcribe with speakers

The audio track is extracted in your browser - the video itself never uploads. Speaker diarization labels each voice; rename labels to real names after.

3. Summarize & share

An AI summary pulls out decisions and action items. Share the transcript by link or export TXT, SRT or VTT.

When Meet's own tools fall short

Recording and transcripts in Meet depend on your Workspace edition and admin settings.

Any plan, any file

Speecho transcribes the file itself - recordings someone shared with you, old meetings, screen recordings from a free account.

Meetings in any language

99 languages with automatic detection - and translation of the finished transcript for colleagues who weren't on the call.

Pay per meeting

A one-hour call costs $0.83–$1.25. No per-seat licences, no subscription - credits never expire.

Pay only for what you use

Top up once. Credits never expire. No subscription. One wallet for transcription, scans and captions.

New accounts get 15 free minutes to try - credits work for scans and captions too.

$5
2,400 credits
≈ 4h audio
$25
15,000 credits
+1,800 bonus credits
≈ 28h audio
$50
30,000 credits
+6,000 bonus credits
≈ 60h audio
✓ 99 languages✓ AI summary✓ Translation to 18 languages✓ TXT, SRT, VTT, Word, PDF export

Frequently asked questions

Not covered here? Ask us, we usually reply within a business day.

How do I transcribe a Google Meet recording?

Download the recording from Google Drive (Meet saves it to the organizer's "Meet Recordings" folder as MP4), upload it to Speecho, and you get a transcript with speaker labels, timestamps and an optional AI summary in minutes.

My Google Meet plan can't record. What can I do?

Record your screen during the call with any screen recorder (QuickTime, Xbox Game Bar, OBS) and upload that file instead - Speecho extracts the audio in your browser and transcribes it the same way.

Do I need a Google Workspace subscription?

No. Speecho transcribes the recording file itself, so it works regardless of your Google plan or admin settings - including files shared with you by someone else.

Will the transcript show who said what?

Yes - enable speaker diarization and each line is labeled by speaker. You can rename "Speaker 1" to real names afterwards.

Does the whole video get uploaded?

No. The audio track is extracted locally in your browser before upload, so even a long 1080p recording transfers as a small audio file. The video never leaves your computer.

The recording came out in several parts. Can I join them?

Yes. A meeting recorded in two goes, or a recording restarted after a dropped connection, leaves two files. Transcribe each part, select them in your history and press Merge: one transcript, timestamps running on from part to part, speakers numbered across the parts so you rename them once. It is free, and the original transcripts stay.

The meeting, in writing.

Transcript, speakers, summary - minutes after the call ends.

Transcribe a Meet call →