Umhushi we-Audio File kusuka ku-Singisi kuya ku-Siluhya
Upload a recording or video, get a translated transcript, a subtitle file, or the translation spoken back.
Iyatholakala ekuhumusheni emkhatsini wa Singisi na Siluhya. Kute lomsindo wekukhuluma we Siluhya, ngumbhalo kuphela.
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.