Transcribing an interview by hand can take up to four times the length of the recording. For recruiters, journalists, researchers and lawyers, that's valuable time lost. Voqia automates the task: upload your recording and get an accurate transcript with speakers separated.
Who needs to transcribe interviews?
HR teams keep a written record of job interviews, journalists quote their sources word for word, researchers analyze qualitative interviews (verbatim), and legal professionals archive hearings. In every case, text is essential to quote, analyze and store.
How to transcribe an interview in 3 steps
- Sign in to Voqia.fr for free with your Google account.
- Upload the interview recording in File mode (audio or video). Enable diarization to automatically identify the different speakers.
- Run the transcription, review the verbatim, then copy or export the text with speakers distinguished.
Diarization: separating voices automatically
Diarization detects speaker changes and attributes each passage to a participant. For a one-on-one or group interview, you get a clear dialogue (Speaker 1, Speaker 2…) instead of one continuous block — essential for reviewing and analysis.
Privacy and summary
Your recordings stay private. From the verbatim, Voqia's AI can also generate a summary or a structured report, keeping only the essentials of a one-hour interview in a few lines.
Save hours on every interview: let Voqia transcribe for you. Try it free with 10 minutes included and speaker separation built in.