Drop in the .vtt or .docx transcript you downloaded from Microsoft Teams and get readable text with one paragraph per speaker. Free, and the file never leaves your browser.
Your file is read in this browser tab and never uploaded. Nothing leaves your device unless you ask for meeting minutes.
Teams only has a transcript if someone turned on transcription during the meeting, and your IT admin's policy has to allow it. By default the meeting organizer and co-organizers can download it; other people from your organization can view it but may not be able to download it. Guests from other organizations can't view or download it.
Live transcription runs in Teams for desktop. On mobile you can start it but can't download the file afterwards.
Download on a computer, as the organizer, a co-organizer or someone your admin allows. The mobile app can show the transcript but not download it.
The .vtt version has a long ID line and a timing line before every short cue, with the speaker inside a voice tag such as <v Maya Chen>. The .docx version lists the meeting name, date and length, then a name and time (Maya Chen 0:03) above each line of speech.
This tool reads both. It removes the IDs, timing lines and voice tags, drops the title block and the started/stopped transcription notices, and joins consecutive lines from the same person. Word files are unzipped in your browser; if a browser can't do that, copy the text out of Word and paste it.
Either works here. The .vtt has a timestamp for every short line; the .docx is grouped a little more and opens in Word. The cleaned result is the same speaker-by-speaker text.
By default only the organizer and co-organizers can download it, and your IT admin can change who may. Guests from other organizations can't view or download it, and the Teams mobile app can only show it, not download it.
Drop the file on this page. Timing lines and cue IDs are removed by default. If you want to keep when each person started talking, turn on Keep timestamps and they appear once per speaker turn.
No. The .vtt or .docx file is read 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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