2anything

Use case

The Podcaster

For podcasters, YouTubers, and anyone who records. Turn episodes into captions and transcripts, move audio between formats, and generate voice from a script — without uploading a single file.

Free 7-day trial · one-time $39 license · Apple Silicon Mac

The problem

Captions shouldn't cost a subscription.

Every episode needs a transcript and a caption file. Most tools want a monthly plan, a per-minute fee, or your unreleased audio on their servers. Then the editor wants WAV, the host wants MP3, and the archive wants FLAC.

2anything transcribes and converts on your Mac. Your raw recordings stay yours.

Supported formats

What it reads and writes.

Audio

  • MP3
  • WAV
  • FLAC
  • AAC
  • M4A
  • M4B audiobooks
  • OGG
  • Opus
  • AIFF
  • WMA input only

Speech-to-text

  • Audio or video → TXT transcript
  • Audio or video → SRT subtitles
  • Audio or video → VTT subtitles
  • Runs offline on your Mac

Text-to-speech

  • Plain text → any writable audio format above
  • Markdown → any writable audio format above

Subtitles

  • SRT
  • VTT
  • ASS
  • SSA
  • SUB
  • Export to JSON or plain text

Video

  • MP4
  • MOV
  • MKV
  • WebM
  • AVI
  • FLV input only
  • WMV input only
  • M4V input only
  • Video → GIF
  • Pull the audio track out of any video

Visuals

  • Spectrogram images
  • Waveform images
  • Video contact sheets
  • Video frames as PNG, JPG or WebP

Formats marked input only can be opened and converted, but not written.

Example workflows

From recording to published.

MP3 → SRT

  1. Drop episode-42.mp3 into 2anything.
  2. Choose SRT.
  3. Convert and upload the captions next to your video.

Markdown → audio

  1. Drop your intro.md script.
  2. Choose an audio output.
  3. Convert to get a voice track for a draft or a placeholder.

WAV → MP3

  1. Drop the mastered .wav.
  2. Choose MP3.
  3. Convert for a file small enough to publish.

Get 2anything

Try it free. Pay once. Convert locally.

Download 2anything and try it free for 7 days. Keep it with a one-time $39 license — no subscription, no uploads, no account.

Requires an Apple Silicon Mac.

Other use cases

Not just audio.