Speak and watch your words appear in real time. No account needed, no data sent to servers โ everything stays in your browser.
Real-time transcription with the power of your browser's native speech engine
Words appear on screen as you speak them โ no waiting, no lag, no processing delays.
Transcribe in English, French, German, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi and dozens more with high accuracy.
Speech recognition runs entirely in your browser. Your voice never touches our servers.
See how confident the recognizer is about each result โ so you know what to double-check.
Keep recording across natural pauses. Perfect for meetings, lectures, and long dictation sessions.
Download your transcript as .TXT or .SRT subtitle file. Copy to clipboard with one click.
Pick your language and recording mode โ continuous for long sessions, single for quick phrases.
Click the microphone button and allow access. Start speaking โ your words appear instantly.
Review and edit your transcript, then copy it or download as TXT or SRT subtitle format.
Past sessions are saved locally in your browser. Revisit and restore any previous transcript.
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Speech-to-text (voice recognition) converts spoken audio into written text automatically. It's used for transcription, accessibility, voice notes, dictation, and powering voice-controlled applications.
Speak naturally and watch your words appear as text โ much faster than typing for most people. Ideal for composing emails, notes, and documents hands-free.
Transcribe meetings, interviews, lectures, and podcasts automatically โ saving hours of manual typing for content creators and researchers.
Voice input helps users with motor disabilities, RSI, or conditions that make typing difficult to interact with computers more comfortably.
Modern speech recognition supports dozens of languages and regional accents โ enabling transcription in Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, and many more.
Modern speech recognition uses deep neural networks (transformers like Whisper) trained on thousands of hours of audio data. Browser-based speech recognition uses the Web Speech API, which leverages Google's speech recognition engine in Chrome. Accuracy exceeds 95% for clear speech in quiet environments and continues to improve with AI advances.