Translating voice to text helps you turn spoken audio into clean, readable documents and, when needed, into another language. Speech2Text converts and translates voice recordings with punctuation restored, precise timestamps, and optional speaker labels — so calls, interviews, lectures, and voice memos become shareable text you can search, quote, and export.
Replace replays with searchable transcripts and translated notes for teams, clients, or stakeholders.
Create records for customer support, sales, and compliance with time-coded highlights and quotes.
Transcribe and translate interviews, lectures, and podcasts to accelerate drafting, summaries, and localization.
Provide translated captions and readable text for international audiences and multilingual workstreams.
Upload a file or paste a link. Phone memos, call recordings, meetings, hosted media — all supported.
Pick languages & options. Choose the source language; select a target language for translation; enable timestamps and speaker labels if needed.
Transcribe, then translate. The system produces clear paragraphs with punctuation; translated text follows your target language.
Edit & export. Polish the output online; export DOCX (Word), TXT, or SRT/VTT for captions and time-coded notes.
M4A, MP3, WAV, OGG, OPUS, WMA, WEBM, MP4 — plus typical phone recordings, dictaphone files, conferencing app exports, and shareable links.
Select the correct source language (and accent) before starting.
Use the highest-quality source available; reduce background noise.
Enable speaker labels for multi-speaker sessions to keep context clear.
For long files, add timestamps to navigate and review faster.
Upload a sample, review both the transcript and translation, and export the format you need — then keep working in the Voice to Text editor.