MAI Transcribe 2 turns meetings, podcasts, calls, and voice notes into accurate text. You don’t pick a language first. Upload a short file on this page and see what the transcript looks like on your own audio.
Most transcription tools struggle when there’s background noise or more than one person talking. MAI Transcribe 2 doesn’t. It picks out who said what, handles 60 languages automatically, and works even when people switch languages mid-sentence.
It is built for the audio you actually deal with — interviews with background noise, meetings where two people talk over each other, podcasts with music beds. You get a readable transcript in seconds, with speakers labeled, so you can pull quotes without scrubbing the waveform.
Sign in to start your free daily transcription. Upload a short file, run MAI Transcribe 2, and download the transcript. If you are choosing between MAI Transcribe 2 and Whisper, the comparison below is for you.
Podcasts are the most common first test. A ten-minute interview usually has two voices, a few proper names, and a laugh or two over a music bed. MAI Transcribe 2 returns a labeled draft you can quote from. You still fix names, but you do not start from a blank page.
Meetings are the second test. Standups, client calls, and reviews mix crosstalk with action items. Speaker labels keep “who said we would ship Friday” attached to a person instead of a wall of text. That is the difference between notes you can search and a recording you never open again.
Captions are a third job. Creators need a timed draft they can drop into a subtitle editor. Word-level timestamps give you a starting SRT, not a finished broadcast file. Clean filler words later; the hard part is getting timed text out of the audio in one pass.
Interviews and dictation are slower, denser jobs. When the recording is full of names, places, or specialist terms, you still review every line. The model’s job is to remove the first hour of typing so review is the only work left.
The free daily transcription covers most quick needs. For teams and heavy users, we offer paid plans with higher limits and priority processing — see pricing for details. Either way, this page exists so you can hear how the model behaves on your own audio.