Turn raw recordings into ready source material.
Upload audio, video, notes, and connected source files, then prepare them for transcript, analysis, generation, and reuse.
Upload
Upload audio, video, or source links to start a workflow.
Upload audio or video
Drag and drop a file here, or browse from your device.
Drop audio or video here
MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV ยท up to 500 MB
Analysis modules
Pick what to generate before the source enters processing.
Helpful tips
Small setup reminders before the upload starts.
Advanced options
Speaker roster and processing details.
Speakers
Roster
Upload history
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Centralize source material
Keep recordings, URLs, connected-source imports, and transcript-only work in one workspace.
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Choose the processing path
Start with transcript-only or select named speakers, summary, insights, chapters, takeaways, and quotes.
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Carry context forward
Source labels, speaker hints, and analysis choices stay connected to projects and downstream drafts.
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Route work into the platform
Move uploaded material into Analysis, Studio-guided generation, and Library review workflows.
Everything source material needs before generation.
Prepare recordings, source files, speaker context, and processing choices before the material moves into analysis or draft generation.
Local audio and video upload
Bring MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV, and similar source files directly into the workspace.
URL import
Use direct media links or best-effort public video imports when you do not want to download files manually.
Connected-source imports
Queue material from supported connected sources such as meeting recordings, cloud files, notes, and uploads.
Transcript-only mode
Create the transcript first when you want to defer analysis and content generation decisions.
Analysis module selection
Pick the exact structured outputs you want before processing starts.
Speaker roster help
Pre-define speaker names and roles to help the speaker workflow match voices to identities earlier.
Queue and progress visibility
Track queued and processing files without leaving the upload flow.
Workspace source history
Return to previous source material in the workspace when you need to review what has already been processed.
How upload fits into the audio-to-content process.
Upload creates the structured starting point: it collects source material, captures setup choices, and sends the project into the right next workflow.
- 1Add the sourceUpload a file, import a URL, or choose material from a supported connected source.
- 2Select transcript and analysis optionsDecide whether the source should become a transcript only or include structured analysis modules.
- 3Attach speaker and source contextAdd roster hints or source labels so the project keeps useful context after processing.
- 4Send the project forwardUse the transcript and analysis as the base for Studio-guided drafts and Library assets.
Practical ways teams use upload.
Use Upload when valuable audio, video, notes, or external source material needs to become an organized project before anyone drafts.
Repurpose podcasts and webinars
Use long-form recordings as the starting point for summaries, quotes, posts, show notes, and campaign drafts.
Process customer and sales calls
Turn demos, interviews, and customer conversations into source-backed transcripts and reusable insights.
Capture voice notes and updates
Bring informal recordings into the same workflow as polished events and meetings.
Import team source material
Use supported app and cloud-source imports when valuable recordings already live outside the upload form.
Upload is stronger with the rest of AudioRepurpose.
Upload is the intake layer. It feeds Analysis with transcripts and modules, gives Studio source material to shape, and gives Library assets worth saving.
Build better content from organized uploads.
Bring recordings into one workflow, choose what should happen next, and keep the source context attached through review.
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