Scribewave

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overall

8,883

out of 60,653

-991

traffic

7,409

out of 60,653

-988

investment

Not Available

review

1,081

out of 60,653

-3

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Scribewave

Years in business

Number of employees

1 employee

Country

Unknown

Scribewave offers AI-driven transcription and subtitle services supporting 90+ languages. It provides fast, accurate conversions of audio and video to text, with customizable integrations for Microsoft Word and Google Docs.

API Availability

Pricing

paid

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Use

ai subtitle generator

ai voice recognition

audio to text

video generation

Position of Scribewave on sub rankings

December 2025

Ai subtitle generator - Overall

33 out of 84

AI voice recognition - Overall

15 out of 88

Audio to text - Overall

119 out of 552

Video generation - Overall

197 out of 700

Video generation - Traffic

206 out of 700

Video generation - Review

59 out of 700

Ai subtitle generator - Overall

33 out of 84

AI voice recognition - Overall

15 out of 88

Audio to text - Overall

119 out of 552

Video generation - Overall

197 out of 700

Video generation - Traffic

206 out of 700

Video generation - Review

59 out of 700

Industries

business & consultancy

education

marketing & sales

media, design & communication

Integrations

google docs

Security protocols

gdpr

hipaa

soc 2 type 2

Company

Scribewave

Years in business

Number of employees

1 employee

Country

Unknown

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