Transcription is a Clone skill that turns an MP3 audio file into text from a Google Drive or OneDrive link. Content creator, researcher and executive assistant clones use it to transcribe recorded interviews, voice memos and podcast episodes so the words can be searched, quoted and summarized. It needs no app connection, just a link to the file.
Transcribe the customer interview MP3 at this Google Drive link.
The transcript is ready. It runs about 4,800 words for the 32-minute recording.
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Paste a Google Drive or OneDrive link to the MP3 file you want transcribed.
Your clone transcribes the recording into written text.
Read it, search it, or ask your clone to pull quotes or summarize it next.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Transcription to work as part of their job.
AI audio transcription turns spoken audio into written text. With Clone, you share a Google Drive or OneDrive link to an MP3 and your clone returns the transcript.
No. You only share a Google Drive or OneDrive link to the MP3 file. There is no app connection to set up.
Content creator, researcher and executive assistant clones use it most, for interviews, voice memos and podcast episodes.
Transcription works with MP3 audio files shared from Google Drive or OneDrive.
Anything you would do with text. Many people ask their clone to summarize it, pull key quotes or turn it into notes right after.
Updated October 2026