Paste the transcript Google Meet saved to Docs, or drop it in as .docx or .txt, and get clean text with one paragraph per speaker. Free, and nothing is uploaded.
Your file is read in this browser tab and never uploaded. Nothing leaves your device unless you ask for meeting minutes.
Meet transcripts are available on Google Workspace Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Starter, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, Teaching and Learning Upgrade, Education Plus and Workspace Individual. They are not available on personal Gmail accounts. Transcription works on a computer or Android device, not iPhone, in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish.
If the host has Host management turned on, only the host and co-hosts can start it; otherwise anyone from the host's organization can.
The host, co-hosts and the person who started transcription get an email with a link. It is also attached to the Calendar event and saved in the organizer's Google Drive, in the Google Meet folder.
The Google Doc starts with the meeting name and attendees, then has lines in the form Name: what they said, with a timestamp line such as 00:05:00 every few minutes. Long meetings run to dozens of pages with the same names repeated on every line.
This tool drops the title block and the closing line, joins consecutive lines from the same person into one paragraph and counts each person's share of the conversation. It also reads .vtt, .srt and .sbv caption files.
To the meeting organizer's Google Drive, in the Google Meet folder, with a sub-folder for each meeting. The host, co-hosts and the person who started transcription also get an email link, and the transcript is attached to the Calendar event.
Transcripts need an eligible Google Workspace edition (such as Business Standard or Workspace Individual) and are not available on personal Gmail accounts or on iPhone. Your admin can also turn the feature off, and the host may limit it to hosts and co-hosts.
Yes. Open the transcript in Google Docs and choose File > Download > Microsoft Word (.docx). You can drop that file here, or download it as Plain text (.txt), or copy and paste the text.
No. Pasted text and dropped files are processed in this browser tab. Text is only sent to a server if you click Make meeting minutes, which sends the cleaned transcript to Wave's minutes tool.
Yes. Make meeting minutes writes structured minutes on this page. Summarize and Extract action items open Wave's other free tools with the transcript filled in.
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