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Overview

Superwhisper can process external audio and video files. Use it for meeting recordings, lectures, interviews, voice memos, and more scenarios. The app uses the AI and voice settings of your currently active mode, ensuring results match your preferred formatting. It’s convenient and straightforward, whether you’re recording on another app or device.

For optimal transcription results, use:

  • MP3 audio files
  • MP4 video files
  • Mono WAV files with 16 kHz sample rate

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1. Transcribing via the Menu Bar

1

Verify Active Mode

Ensure your preferred Supwerhisper mode is active

2

Open Superwhisper

Click on Superwhisper’s menu bar icon

3

Select Transcribe File

Choose the “Transcribe File” option from the menu

4

Choose File

Browse and select the audio file you want to transcribe

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2. Transcribing via Finder

1

Locate File

Find the audio file in Finder

2

Right-Click

Right-click on the file to open context menu

3

Open With Superwhisper

Select “Open With” > Superwhisper

  • If Superwhisper isn’t listed, choose “Other” to select the application

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3. Transcription via Command Line

If you are a technical user, you can also transcribe files directly using Bash:

open /path/to/your/audiofile.mp3 -a superwhisper