Serbian speech, turned into text and minutes
Upload a recording, paste a YouTube or Google Drive link, record in the browser or the app, or send a bot to Zoom, Teams or Google Meet. MinutesMaster writes a Serbian transcript with speaker names, minutes with decisions and tasks, and translations for colleagues and partners abroad.
5 free credits (2.5 hours of audio) · No credit card · No AI training on your data
At a glance
- Price
- Pro €19 a month for 20 hours (€0.95 an hour); one-time packs from €9 for 5 hours
- Free to try
- 2.5 hours of audio once, no credit card
- Languages
- 38, mixed-language meetings included; translation into any of them
- Speakers
- Separated by voice; name each speaker once
- Recording length
- Up to 8 hours and 2 GB per file
- Inputs
- File upload, browser or phone recording, YouTube and Google Drive links, a bot for Zoom, Teams and Google Meet
- Exports
- Word (DOCX), PDF, TXT, JSON, SRT and VTT
- Speed
- Minutes usually ready 1–2 minutes after the upload finishes
- Your data
- Never used to train AI models; delete any meeting at any time
From a Serbian recording to text and minutes
Typing up a recording by hand takes hours. MinutesMaster transcribes Serbian speech, separates the speakers by voice and adds timestamps, then writes structured minutes: summary, agenda, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting. Serbian letters — Latin č, ć, đ, dž, š and ž, and Cyrillic ћ, ђ and џ — are kept in the transcript and in every export.
Serbian-speaking teams often work with colleagues in Croatia, Slovenia, the rest of the region or further abroad, with English as the shared language. Croatian and Slovenian are among the 38 supported languages too; mixed-language meetings stay in one transcript without a language setting, and the minutes can be written in Serbian, English, Croatian, German or any other of the 38 languages.
The web app is available in Serbian, transcripts, minutes and translations work in Serbian, and recordings are never used to train AI models.
Jelena Petrović (09:14) — Otvaranje poslovnice pomeramo na početak februara, jer dozvola još nije stigla.
Nikola Jovanović (09:41) — U redu. Do petka ću obavestiti partnere i poslati novi plan.
Otvaranje poslovnice pomera se na početak februara.
Nikola Jovanović → do petka obavestiti partnere i poslati novi plan
In English: the branch opening moves to early February; Nikola Jovanović informs the partners and sends a new plan by Friday.
How Serbian transcription works
Four steps from a recording or a call to a minutes draft.
- 1
Add the recording
Upload audio or video up to 8 hours and 2 GB (MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV and more), record in the browser or the mobile app, paste a YouTube or Google Drive link, or send the bot to a live meeting.
- 2
Choose the minutes language
Auto keeps the minutes in Serbian. Choose English, Croatian, German or any other of the 38 languages if the readers need it.
- 3
Set the names once
Type each speaker’s name once, with its diacritics — Petrović, Jovanović, Đorđević, Nikolić — and it is used in the transcript, the minutes and every export.
- 4
Export or ask
Download Word or PDF minutes, a TXT transcript or SRT and VTT subtitles, and ask questions about the meeting in Serbian or English.
What you get from a Serbian recording
Text you can edit, minutes you can send, translations you can share.
Serbian with Croatian, Slovenian or English
Meetings that switch languages are transcribed without choosing a language in advance.
Latin and Cyrillic letters kept
Serbian letters (č, ć, đ, dž, š and ž — and Cyrillic letters such as ћ, ђ and џ) stay intact in the transcript, the minutes and the PDF, Word, TXT, JSON, SRT and VTT exports.
Speakers named once
Voices are separated automatically. With the bot, participant names from the call are matched to the voices; for uploads, rename each speaker once.
Minutes with decisions and owners
Attendees, agenda, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting, plus a detailed narrative version — a draft for the secretary to approve.
Translations for partners
Translate the minutes or the full transcript into any of the 38 languages and keep the Serbian original alongside.
Subtitles and documents
SRT and VTT subtitles for videos, DOCX and PDF for documents, and TXT and JSON for other tools.
Good to know for Serbian recordings
Common uses in Serbian-speaking companies, associations and universities.
Zapisnik sa sastanka
The minutes give you a structured zapisnik draft — attendees, agenda, decisions, tasks — that the person keeping the record reviews and approves.
Latin and Cyrillic
Serbian text displays and exports correctly in either script, names with their diacritics included.
Sednica upravnog odbora and skupština
For a board meeting or an assembly, the Board / committee meeting template adds attendance and quorum, motions, votes and resolutions.
Serbian YouTube videos
Paste a YouTube link to get a Serbian transcript, a summary and SRT or VTT subtitles that you can translate.
Ask in English about a Serbian meeting
Search works by meaning across languages, so a colleague can ask in English and get an answer with citations that play the Serbian moment.
Frequently asked questions
- Can MinutesMaster transcribe Serbian audio to text?
- Yes. Upload a recording, paste a YouTube or Google Drive link, or send the bot to a meeting. You get a Serbian transcript with speakers separated by voice and timestamps, plus minutes with decisions and tasks.
- Does it handle Latin and Cyrillic?
- Serbian text displays and exports correctly in Latin and in Cyrillic — PDF, Word, TXT, JSON, SRT and VTT. Speaker names appear exactly as you type them, diacritics included.
- Can I get the minutes in English?
- Yes. Choose English as the minutes language, or translate the finished minutes and transcript later into any of the 38 languages. The Serbian original stays available.
- What about meetings with Croatian or Slovenian colleagues?
- Croatian and Slovenian are supported too, and mixed-language meetings need no language setting. The minutes are written in the one language you choose.
- Can I transcribe a Serbian YouTube video?
- Yes. Paste the YouTube link and you get a transcript with timestamps, a summary and subtitles you can download as SRT or VTT.
- Is the app available in Serbian?
- Yes. The web app is available in Serbian and 39 other languages, and transcripts, minutes and translations work in Serbian and in all 38 supported languages.
- How much does it cost?
- 1 credit covers 30 minutes of audio. New accounts get 5 free credits (2.5 hours) once, without a credit card; after that, credit packs start at €9, or choose Pro (€19 a month) or Business (€49 a month).
- Is my recording used to train AI?
- No. Recordings, transcripts and minutes are never used to train AI models. MinutesMaster is hosted in Europe under the GDPR, and you can delete any meeting or your whole account at any time.
Related pages
- Croatian transcriptionCroatian recordings and meetings as text with č, ć and đ intact, zapisnik drafts and translations.
- Slovenian transcriptionSlovenian recordings and meetings as text with č, š and ž intact, zapisnik drafts and translations.
- Audio to textConvert MP3, WAV, M4A or video recordings into a transcript with speaker names, then into minutes.
- Meeting minutes generatorUpload a recording and get minutes with decisions, action items and owners, ready to export to Word or PDF.
- Transcription in 38 languagesTranscripts, minutes and translations in 38 languages, with a guide for each major language.
Turn your next Serbian recording into minutes
Upload a file or send the bot — 5 free credits, no credit card.
- 5 free credits
- No credit card
- No AI training on your data
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