Free where your browser can do it. Paid only where it can't.
Every in-browser conversion is free and unlimited because it runs on your device and costs us almost nothing. You only pay for the handful of jobs that genuinely need a server — and your own text exports are never paywalled.
Free
$0 forever · no sign-up
Everything your browser can do — unlimited.
- All in-browser tools: audio, video, image, PDF, Office
- Unlimited conversions, no account needed
- TXT / SRT / VTT / Markdown export — free forever
- YouTube transcripts (rate-limited)
- Your files never leave your device
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Pro
$9 /mo · or $72/yr (save 33%)
The jobs a browser genuinely can't do.
- Everything in Free
- Cloud-speed transcription — about 10× faster on long files
- Caption-less YouTube videos (AI fallback)
- Handwriting & photo OCR
- Batch mode + 30-day history
- 2,000 credits every month
- Speaker diarization coming soon
Coming soon — checkout opens once billing is live
Developer
$5 per 1,000 credits
REST API + hosted MCP server for anything-to-text.
- REST API + hosted MCP server coming soon
- 100 free credits every month
- $5 per additional 1,000-credit pack
- The same engines that power the web app
- Metered — pay only for what you use
Coming soon — checkout opens once billing is live
Paid plans are almost ready — checkout opens once billing goes live. The free, in-browser tools work right now with no account.
How credits work
Credits meter only the cloud features that cost real money to run. Anything that runs in your browser never touches a credit.
- 1 hour of cloud transcription = 15 credits — so 2,000/mo is roughly 130 hours a month.
- 1 page of handwriting or photo OCR = 1 credit.
- A caption-less YouTube video (AI fallback) = 3 credits; a video that already has captions = 1 credit.
- Turning a web page into Markdown via the API = 1 credit.
Pricing FAQ
What are credits?
Credits meter only the cloud features that cost real money for us to run — cloud-speed transcription, handwriting OCR, caption-less YouTube, and API or MCP calls. Anything that runs in your browser never uses a credit. Pro includes 2,000 credits every month; the Developer tier includes 100 free every month, and you can buy more at $5 per 1,000.
What stays free forever?
Every in-browser tool: audio, video, image, PDF, and Office conversion — unlimited, with no sign-up. And exporting your result as TXT, SRT, VTT, or Markdown is free forever. We never paywall your own text; locking exports behind a subscription is a pattern we refuse to copy.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Pro is month-to-month (or yearly if you prefer) and you can cancel in one click from the billing portal — you keep Pro access until the period you've already paid for ends, with no cancellation fee. One-time credit packs simply stay on your balance and don't expire.
What runs locally versus in the cloud?
Locally, on your device with no upload: audio and video transcription, image OCR, and PDF, Office, and eBook text extraction. In the cloud, which uses credits on Pro or the API: cloud-speed transcription of long recordings, speaker diarization (coming soon), caption-less YouTube, and handwriting OCR. The two link-based tools — YouTube captions and website-to-Markdown — only ever send the URL you paste, never a file of yours.
How does the credit math actually work?
A few real examples: one hour of cloud transcription costs 15 credits, so a Pro month of 2,000 credits is roughly 130 hours. One page of handwriting or photo OCR is 1 credit. A caption-less YouTube video handled by the AI fallback is 3 credits, while a video that already has captions is 1 credit. Turning a web page into Markdown through the API is 1 credit.
Do the free tools have any limits?
The in-browser tools are unlimited — the work runs on your own machine, so there is nothing for us to ration. The one exception is YouTube transcripts: because those must run on our server, the free tier is rate-limited to keep it sustainable. Pro raises those limits and adds caption-less videos.
Your local TXT, SRT, VTT, and Markdown exports are free forever — no plan ever locks your own text behind a paywall.