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Точная расшифровка аудио и видео в текст за считанные минуты - со знаками препинания и абзацами, с разделением на спикеров

Key Advantages

Accuracy
Accuracy

Turn any audio into accurate text, no matter the sound quality (example) and (example)

Speaker Diarization
Speaker Diarization

Get a transcription with speakers identified — you can rename them (example)

Lightning Fast
Lightning Fast

Transcribe one hour of audio or video in just 10 minutes!

Many languages
Many languages

Transcribe audio and video in 90+ languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, etc.

Security & Privacy
Security & Privacy

Your privacy is our top priority. We do not store your files or transcriptions after you delete them. All data is encrypted during uploading to ensure your information remains secure.

Subtitles Ready
Subtitles Ready

Download transcript as subtitles and use them with your video.

Translate sound to text is the process of recognizing the spoken words in an audio file and turning them into a written document. Any type of recorded sound — a voice clip, a podcast episode, a meeting capture, or a field recording — can be processed and returned as editable text in minutes.

Speech2Text works as an online sound to text translator. You provide the file or a link, and the service handles the rest: recognizing speech, adding punctuation, identifying speakers, and delivering a clean transcript you can edit and export without leaving the browser.

Why translate sound files to text

  • Save hours of manual work. Typing up a recording by hand means listening, pausing, and retyping over and over. An automated sound to text translator processes an hour of audio in under ten minutes.

  • Make sound searchable. A text document is fully searchable in any editor or document system. Once your recording is transcribed, you can find any word, quote, or passage in seconds.

  • Repurpose content faster. Translated sound files become ready-made material for articles, show notes, summaries, reports, and social media posts. No extra writing needed — just edit and publish.

  • Improve accessibility. A text version of any recorded content makes it available to people who prefer reading, to those in noisy environments, and to anyone who needs a written record of what was said.

  • Work with any language. Speech2Text recognizes speech in more than 90 languages, so you can translate a sound file to text regardless of where the recording was made or what language was spoken.

How to translate a sound file to text with Speech2Text

— Open Speech2Text and upload your audio file using the upload area, or paste the URL of an online source — YouTube, a podcast feed, or any publicly hosted sound file.

— Select the language spoken in the recording. Use auto-detect if you are not sure, and the engine will identify the language automatically from the first few seconds.

— Turn on speaker separation if more than one person is speaking. And enable timestamps if you want each paragraph linked back to a specific moment in the original file.

— Start recognition. The sound to text translator processes your file and returns a structured transcript — usually within a few minutes for most recordings.

— Review the result in the built-in editor. Correct any names, technical terms, or unusual words the engine may have misheard, then export the final document.

What you can translate to text from sound

Speech2Text accepts virtually any sound source:

— Audio files: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, OPUS, WMA, AAC, FLAC, and more
— Video files with a spoken soundtrack: MP4, AVI, MOV, WebM, MKV
— Online links: YouTube videos, podcast episodes, and any publicly accessible media URL

There is no need to convert your file to a specific format before uploading. The service handles the conversion internally and processes the speech regardless of the original container.

Turn your sound into text right now

Upload a sound file and see how Speech2Text handles it. The trial is free and requires no registration — paste in a link or drag a file into the upload area, and you will have a readable transcript in minutes.

Once you see the quality and speed, you can use the service regularly for any sound files that would otherwise take hours to type up manually.

Частые вопросы

It means converting the spoken content of an audio file into a written document. The service listens to the sound, recognizes the words, and produces a transcript with punctuation and paragraph breaks that you can edit and save.

Yes. Paste the URL of any publicly accessible audio or video — a YouTube video, a podcast episode, or a hosted sound file — and Speech2Text fetches it and transcribes it automatically. No downloading required.

Speech2Text accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, OPUS, WMA, AAC, FLAC, and most common video formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, and WebM. You do not need to convert your file before uploading.

Processing speed is fast. One hour of audio is typically converted to text in around five to ten minutes. Short clips of a few minutes are usually ready almost immediately after uploading.

Yes. The service supports more than 90 languages. Select the spoken language before starting, or use auto-detect and the engine will identify it automatically from the first few seconds of the sound file.

Yes. Enable speaker separation before starting, and the transcript will show separate lines for each voice in the recording. This is useful for conversations, interviews, panels, or any multi-person audio.

You can start without an account and test the service on a real recording. Paid plans give you access to higher monthly volumes and additional export options for ongoing sound to text work.

Once the transcript is ready, edit it in the browser, then export it as a text document or in another format. You can copy it into a report, paste it into a blog post, attach it to a project file, or use it as a basis for subtitles.