How to Transcribe a Microsoft Teams Meeting Recording
Updated 24 Apr 2026 · TranscriptX editorial
Teams has built-in transcription, but only if your admin turned it on — and most didn’t. If you’re stuck with a recording and no transcript, this is the path.
The 60-second answer
Find the recording in OneDrive (1:1 or group call) or SharePoint (channel meeting). Click Share, change to Anyone with the link, copy, paste on TranscriptX.
Step-by-step
1) Find the recording
Channel meeting: open the channel → Files → Recordings. 1:1 / group: OneDrive → My files → Recordings.
[Screenshot: OneDrive Recordings folder listing meeting videos]
2) Click Share
Hover the file, click the three-dot menu, pick Share.
3) Change access to Anyone with the link
If your tenant allows it, switch from “People in your organization” to Anyone with the link. Copy the link.
[Screenshot: SharePoint Share dialog with Anyone with the link selected]
4) Paste on TranscriptX
Open transcriptx.xyz, paste, transcribe.
Common things that break
- “Your organization doesn’t allow external sharing.” IT locked it down. Download the .mp4 and upload to a personal cloud instead.
- Domain-restricted link. Some tenants force “anyone with the link at company.com”. Same fix — personal cloud workaround.
- Recording auto-deleted. Default retention is 120 days.
- Transcript tab exists but is empty. Audio issues during the meeting. Run our transcript on the recording directly.
Related guides
- How to transcribe a Zoom recording.
- How to transcribe a Google Drive video — for the personal-cloud fallback.
- How to transcribe a sales call.
Try it
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