Translate recording to text means turning any audio or voice file into a written document without manual typing. Whether you have a single interview or a week's worth of voice memos, the process is the same: upload the file, let the AI process the speech, and receive a structured transcript in minutes.
Speech2Text is an audio recording translator that works directly in the browser. One hour of recorded audio is typically processed in under ten minutes. No software to install, no waiting for a manual transcriber.
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, OPUS, WMA, AAC, FLAC, or any common video format such as MP4, MOV, or AVI. If the audio is already online — a YouTube video, a podcast episode, a hosted voice memo — paste the link instead of downloading the file first.
The service recognizes speech across more than 90 languages. Select the language before starting, or let auto-detect identify it from the first few seconds of the recording. This makes it practical for translating international audio files, multi-language interviews, or recordings made abroad.
When several people speak in the recording — an interview, a call, a roundtable — Speech2Text identifies each voice and assigns separate lines to each speaker. You can rename speakers in the editor before exporting.
Each paragraph of the transcript can carry a timestamp pointing back to the original file. This lets you verify a specific statement, locate a passage quickly, or align the text with subtitles in post-production.
The AI does not just convert speech to words — it also adds punctuation, paragraph breaks, and sentence structure. When the transcript is ready, open it in the built-in editor, correct any misheard terms, and export the finished document.
Interviews and research
Upload recorded interviews and get a full voice-to-text output within minutes, ready to highlight, quote, and reference in articles or reports.
Business calls and meetings
Translate phone call recordings and conference audio to text for meeting notes, CRM updates, quality audits, and compliance documentation.
Voice memos and field recordings
Convert informal voice recordings made on a phone or handheld recorder into clean text you can file, edit, or forward to colleagues.
Podcasts and media content
Translate podcast recordings to text for show notes, searchable transcripts, or repurposed blog content from each episode.
Academic and training materials
Transcribe recorded lectures, focus groups, and study sessions into text documents that can be annotated, cited, and archived.
Open Speech2Text and upload your audio or video file, or paste the URL of an online recording into the link field.
Select the language spoken in the recording. Use auto-detect if the language is mixed or unclear.
Enable speaker separation for multi-voice recordings, and turn on timestamps if you need time references in the output.
Click to start recognition. Speech2Text processes the file and returns a written transcript.
Review and edit the result in the browser. Correct any misrecognized names or terms, then export the document.
Upload a recording now — an interview, a call export, or a voice note — and see how quickly Speech2Text converts it to text. The service works for short clips and long sessions alike, and you can evaluate the quality before committing to a larger volume of files.
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