DeVoice

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Transcribe audio, video and YouTube links with noise reduction and AI summaries

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DeVoice

What it is

DeVoice is a web platform for converting audio and video into text. You upload a file in one of more than 25 formats or paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X or Facebook, and it applies noise reduction before transcribing with speaker detection and word-level timestamps. Transcripts can be edited in the browser and exported as TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX or CSV. AI summaries come in formats such as meeting notes, study notes and podcast show notes, along with mind maps. Extra tools handle noise removal, audio extraction, trimming, translation and dubbing. A free plan gives daily minutes, and paid plans start at $5 per month.

Key features

Speaker detection and word timestamps
Noise reduction before transcription
Transcripts from social video links
Summaries and mind maps

What we liked

+ Low-cost paid plans
+ Daily free allowance
+ Many export formats

Worth noting

· Free plan limited to a few minutes a day
· Cloud-only, no offline mode

Editor's notes

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DeVoice bundles a transcription engine with a small audio workshop, which is handy when recordings are less than perfect. Noise reduction runs before the speech is converted, so a busy cafe interview or a laptop microphone recording has a better chance of coming out readable. Pasting a social video link instead of downloading a file first also saves time.

Transcripts include speaker labels and word-level timestamps you can click to jump to.
Links from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X and Facebook can be transcribed directly.
Summaries come in templates for meetings, study notes, podcast show notes and more.
Separate tools cover noise removal, audio extraction, trimming and echo removal.
Exports include SRT and VTT subtitles plus DOCX and CSV.

It is best for students, podcasters, journalists and small teams who need affordable transcripts and subtitles without a heavy subscription. The site says files are deleted after processing and not used for training. A practical tip: use the daily free minutes to test a typical recording, and if your audio is noisy, compare the basic and Pro noise removal options before choosing a plan.