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Upload a meeting, interview, lecture, voice note, or podcast clip. This audio transcription to Markdown workflow keeps timestamps beside the words and reports quality boundaries. Download the result as Markdown (.md).
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, and WMA are supported up to 50 MB and 60 minutes. Credit v2 follows actual decoded audio milliseconds at 0.5 Credits per minute with a 0.3 Credit minimum.
The bundle records detected language, duration, time-coded segments, quality evidence, and the actual Credits settled. Timing is checked against the decoded source.
Markovo checks extension, MIME, media signature, account access, file size, and the confirmed Credit ceiling.
Speech becomes ordered segments with stable timestamps. Temporary processing failures fail safely and release reserved Credits.
Download output.md or the full bundle with metadata, source map, quality report, manifest, and ZIP.
audio-to-markdownBrowser, API, CLI, and MCP share one account, Credits balance, History, and bundle.
Low noise, audible voices, and a consistent recording level produce the safest result.
Credit v2 bills 0.5 Credits per decoded audio minute with a 0.3 Credit minimum and never exceeds the confirmed ceiling. Failed jobs cost 0.
Proper nouns, accents, music, crosstalk, and speaker diarization can need review. Audio may be processed by Cloudflare Workers AI under the standard retention and deletion policy.
curl -X POST https://markovo.net/v1/convert \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${MARKOVO_API_KEY}" \
-F "file=@meeting.mp3" \
-F "capability_id=audio-to-markdown" \
-F "max_credits=60"markovo convert meeting.mp3 \
--out runs/meeting \
--max-credits 60markovo_convert({
"input_path": "meeting.mp3",
"max_credits": 60
})Time-coded Markdown helps a reviewer return to the recording, but transcription remains sensitive to sound quality and speech context.
Low noise, close microphones, and limited overlap produce safer results. Accents, music, crosstalk, proper nouns, abbreviations, and weak recordings may require correction.
Segment timing supports review and citation; it is not speaker diarization. Markovo does not promise to identify who spoke each line.
Compare names, numbers, dates, commitments, and technical terms with the original audio before publishing or using the transcript as evidence.
For interviews, meetings, research, legal, medical, financial, or public statements, verify important wording and retain the original audio under the applicable consent and retention rules.
Recordings go through a speech-recognition route, then the transcript is structured into readable Markdown — the risky parts are audio quality and overlapping speakers.
Speech is transcribed into a readable Markdown document — a reviewable transcript, not an AI summary of what was said.
Reviewable timestamps are kept with the transcript, so the Markdown can be traced back to the recording.
Sections where the signal-to-noise ratio drops are where transcripts degrade — spot-check noisy segments.
Crosstalk is the hardest speech case — compare multi-speaker passages against the audio.
Format references: CommonMark. Video files? Video to Markdown transcribes the soundtrack.
Audio to MD transcribes speech into a Markdown (.md) document with reviewable timestamps. It preserves a transcript rather than generating an AI summary.
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