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How to Use the Browser Transcription Demo

From microphone permission and Load example to ending a session, copying text, and downloading a transcript. This page covers this site's independent browser demo and separates it from Meta's official access paths.

Last verified: September 5, 2026

Browser workflow

Complete steps for one session

1
Open the browser demo

Use this site's live demo when you need a fast browser transcription workspace. It is independent from Meta Model API, Meta AI for Mac, and Muse Code.

2
Grant microphone permission

Allow microphone access only when you are ready to record. Confirm that you have permission to capture the speech in the room or audio source.

3
Start speaking or load an example

Press the start control and speak naturally, or use Load example when you want to inspect the transcript controls without recording new audio.

4
End the session

Stop listening when the conversation is complete. Review names, numbers, commands, and other important details before using the transcript.

5
Copy the transcript

Use copy when you want to paste the text into notes, chat, documents, support tools, or another editor.

6
Download the transcript

Use download when you need a local text file for later review. Clear the page when you no longer need the current session text.

Boundaries

Do not mix the three access paths

This site's browser demo

Useful for quick transcription and text export. It does not sell API credits and does not represent Meta's SLA, region, data retention, or production terms.

Meta Model API

Developers integrating muse-voice-transcribe-1.0 should use current Meta Model API docs for model, pricing, access, endpoint, and schema details.

Meta AI for Mac

Meta says Mac dictation is powered by Muse Voice Transcribe. Treat that as a product path, not API billing or implementation documentation.

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