Hebrew audio to text online
Upload a Hebrew audio file and get a clean right-to-left transcript with speakers labelled, per-turn timestamps, and an AI summary. Handles mixed Hebrew and English transcripts, with a custom vocabulary for the names and jargon you hear most often.
What this tool does
Israeli teams live in a mix of Hebrew and English - a sentence starts in Hebrew, drops in an English acronym, quotes a product name, then finishes in Hebrew. Most general transcription tools stumble on that mix. RecordX runs on Amazon Transcribe's Hebrew model, renders the transcript right-to-left, and lets you add brand names, product names, and jargon to a custom vocabulary so they come out spelled right. Upload a WAV, MP3, M4A, or another common file - you get a proper Hebrew transcript with speaker turns and a summary.
A free account gives you 60 transcription minutes, refilled every 30 days, and keeps your transcripts and exports in one place. For the best Hebrew results, pick Hebrew as the language before you upload and add the names and brands you hear often to your custom vocabulary in Settings. Each file is transcribed in one language, so English words mixed into a Hebrew recording may not come out word-perfect.
How it works
- Sign up and upload the file. Create a free account at recordx.io, verify your email, open the web app, and drag your file into the upload area. For the best Hebrew results, pick Hebrew as the language before you upload.
- Wait for the transcript. Short files come back in minutes; longer files take longer. Speaker separation and the AI summary run automatically.
- Export to Word or ask the AI. Read, edit, and export the transcript to Word (.docx) with speaker names, copy the summary and action items, or ask questions of the transcript in the built-in editor.
Formats supported
WAV, MP3, M4A, MP4, WebM, FLAC, OPUS, and OGG - up to 500 MB per file. Voice memos, Zoom recordings, phone-call exports, in-person meetings recorded on a phone - they all go in as they are. .aac and .mov files are rejected at upload; export them to one of the formats above first.
What kinds of Hebrew audio work
- Israeli sales calls - mixed Hebrew + English, product names in Latin, quick handoffs.
- Interviews in Hebrew - single speaker or panel. Diarization respects Hebrew phonology.
- Hebrew podcasts - full-length episodes. Ready-to-paste show notes in Hebrew.
- Israeli team meetings - Zoom, Meet, or Teams recording - same drop-in workflow.
What you get back
Speaker-labelled transcript
Turns split by speaker. Rename Speaker 1 / Speaker 2 to real names in one click.
Timestamps
Every segment carries a timestamp so you can jump back to the audio moment.
AI summary and action items
A one-paragraph summary, a bullet list of decisions, and a checklist of follow-ups.
Beyond file uploads
AI notes for every conversation - bot or no bot, your call. The same RecordX account captures Hebrew audio across every surface a conversation can happen on:
- Record from the web browser - open RecordX on the web and hit record. Captures mic audio for a face-to-face conversation on your desk, or system audio for a call playing in another tab. The transcript starts building as soon as you stop.
- Chrome extension for remote calls - captures Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Webex running in the browser. No bot joins the call.
- Android native app - captures in-person conversations, field recordings, and phone interviews on speaker, with the phone in your pocket. Runs with the screen locked. iOS coming.
- Auto-join from your calendar - connect your Microsoft Outlook calendar and a notetaker auto-joins the meetings you accept.
- Softphone - team plans - place outbound calls from inside RecordX on a shared organization DID. Call recordings land in the same library as everything else.
- File upload - the baseline, when you already have the audio - a voice note, a podcast episode, a recorded meeting.
FAQ
Does it really support Hebrew, not just Latin languages?
Yes. Hebrew is a first-class language across the entire product - transcript, summary, action items, and search.
How does it handle mixed English + Hebrew?
Common case in Israel. Pick Hebrew as the language before you upload instead of leaving it on auto-detect, and add the brand names, product names, and jargon you hear often to your custom vocabulary in Settings so they come out spelled right. Each file is transcribed in one language, so English words mixed into a Hebrew recording may not come out word-perfect.
Is the transcript rendered right-to-left?
Yes. The transcript, the summary, and the action items all render RTL for Hebrew content.
For a Hebrew audience I want to send readers to the Hebrew page, right?
Yes — send them to the Hebrew version, the primary page for this tool.
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