Paste a Link, Not a File
No downloader, no screen recording. The Space link is all the transcriber needs.
Twitter Spaces Transcriber
Turn any recorded Twitter Space into text. Paste the Space link and get a full transcript with every speaker labelled — free, online, nothing to install.
Works with x.com/i/spaces links and with posts that share a Space. Have the audio file? Upload it instead
- Free to start
- Speakers labelled
- 90+ languages
- Export to Word, TXT, SRT
Get a Twitter Spaces Transcript in Minutes
A Twitter Space is a live audio conversation on X. When the host records it, the replay stays on X, but audio is hard to skim. You can’t search it, quote it or hand it to someone who has ten minutes instead of two hours.
MP3toText reads the recording straight from the Space link and turns it into a Twitter Spaces transcript: every word, split by speaker, with a timestamp on each line. Read it in the browser, search it, or export it to Word.
How to Transcribe a Twitter Space
Three steps, all in your browser, with no app to install.
- 01
Copy the Space link
On X, open the recorded Space, tap Share and copy the link. A link to a post that shares the Space works too.
- 02
Paste it and press Get transcript
MP3toText finds the Space, shows you its title, host and length, then fetches the recording and starts the transcription.
- 03
Read, search and export
The transcript appears with each speaker on their own lines. Search it, check any line against the audio, then export it as a Word document, TXT, SRT or VTT.
Why Use MP3toText as Your Twitter Spaces Transcriber
Every Speaker Labelled
Hosts, co-hosts and speakers who came up from the audience each get their own label, so a five-person Space reads like a conversation instead of one block of text.
Timestamps on Every Line
Jump to the exact moment a guest said something, or cut a clip from it, without scrubbing through two hours of audio.
Long Spaces Welcome
Spaces up to 4 hours long are fine. Leave the tab once it’s running and come back to a finished transcript.
90+ Languages
The spoken language is detected automatically, so Spaces in Spanish, Japanese or Hindi come back as text in that language.
AI Summary When Signed In
Signed in, you can turn the transcript into a short summary of what was said and decided — a starting point for a recap post or meeting notes.
What to Do With a Twitter Space Transcript
Recap Threads and Posts
Pull the best quotes into a thread for everyone who missed the Space, with the exact wording instead of paraphrase.
Show Notes and Blog Posts
A Space is a podcast that happened live. With a transcript it becomes show notes, a blog post or a newsletter issue.
Community Calls and AMAs
Project teams and communities keep a searchable record of every AMA and community call, so nobody has to ask what was promised.
Research and Reporting
Journalists and researchers quote speakers word for word and cite the time it was said.
Twitter Spaces Transcriber: Frequently Asked Questions
Something not covered here? Email support@mp3totext.xyz.
Yes, it’s free to start, with no card. Spaces under 30 minutes need no account; longer ones need a free sign-in with Google. Hour packs and monthly plans are on the pricing page if you need more than the free allowance.
Yes. Twitter Spaces and X Spaces are the same feature, so x.com/i/spaces links and older twitter.com links both work.
Any Space with a replay on X, whoever hosted it. A Space that is still live can be transcribed once it ends. If the host didn’t record it, turned off replays, or the recording has expired, there’s nothing to transcribe.
No. Paste the Space link and MP3toText fetches the recording itself. If you already have the audio file, you can upload it on the home page instead.
A one-hour Space is usually done in a few minutes. You can close the tab once it’s running and come back to it.
No. The audio and transcript are kept only as long as the service needs them and are never used to train models.
Transcribe Your First Twitter Space Free
Paste a Space link and see the transcript. No card, nothing to install.