Mũtaarĩri wa Faimu ya Ũhoro kuuma Kifiji nginya Kĩace
Upload a recording or video, get a translated transcript, a subtitle file, or the translation spoken back.
Kũrĩ na kĩhumbe gĩa guthuthuria gatagatĩ ka Kifiji na Kĩace. Gũtirĩ mũgambo wa kwaria wa Kĩace, tũmĩra mwandĩko o wiki.
Audio file mode handles recordings you already have on disk: a voice memo, a recorded interview, a podcast episode, a voicemail. Upload it once and get back a clean transcript plus a translation, with optional read-aloud audio in your target language.
How it works
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Drop in the file
MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV. Up to 6 hours per file.
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Pick the target language
Source language is detected automatically.
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Read or download
The transcript and translation appear line by line, timed to the audio. Download as .srt or .vtt for a video player, or as plain text to read and edit.
Frequently asked
What file formats work?
Common audio (MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, Opus) and video (MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV): with video the audio track is extracted and only that is transcribed and billed. A video without an audio track cannot be used.
Is there a length limit?
Up to 6 hours per file, and up to 1 GB. Longer than that: split the recording and upload each part.
How accurate is the transcript?
Very accurate on clear single-speaker recordings. Multi-speaker overlap, heavy accents and music in the background lower accuracy, as they do for any speech-to-text system.