

Voice recording to English text
Upload a voice memo, interview clip, lecture snippet, or meeting recording and turn spoken language into English text.
Upload an audio file, turn speech into text, translate it into English, then copy or download the text result.
For recorded audio, voice notes, interviews, lectures, and short speech files. Not for real-time interpretation.
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or voice memo file, transcribe speech to text, translate it into English, then copy or download the text result.
Not for real-time interpretation or full video subtitle production. Use clear audio with minimal background noise for best results.


Upload a voice memo, interview clip, lecture snippet, or meeting recording and turn spoken language into English text.
This workflow is for uploaded audio files that need transcription and English translation. It is not real-time interpretation and does not promise full video subtitle translation.
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, or voice memo audio for transcription and translation.
Convert recorded notes into readable English text for review or sharing.
Transcribe spoken content and translate the text into English.
Use the English transcript as text you can copy, save, or reuse.
Choose an audio file such as MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, or a voice memo export.
Speech is converted into text so the content can be reviewed.
The transcript is translated into English for easier reading.
Copy the translated text or download it for notes, summaries, and documentation.
This workflow is for uploaded audio files that need transcription and English translation. It is not real-time interpretation and does not promise full video subtitle translation.
Clear speech, limited background noise, and shorter files produce better text. For sensitive calls or private recordings, review privacy expectations before uploading.
Audio files should be used only when you have the right to process the recording. Avoid uploading sensitive private conversations.
Yes. This page is designed for audio files that need speech transcription and English translation.
Yes. MP3 is one of the intended audio formats, along with WAV, M4A, AAC, and voice memo exports.
Yes. The workflow is built around reviewing, copying, and downloading the text result.
No. This page is for uploaded audio files, not live simultaneous interpretation.
No. The first version is focused on audio transcription and translated text, not complete video subtitle production.