Free tool
Speech to text every word, with the time it was said.
Drop a recording of someone talking and get the text back with timestamps, in the language they spoke, ready to copy, search or edit.
Speech to text at a glance
content.win returns the whole transcript with timestamps, in more than 50 languages, without an account. It transcribes the speech itself, so it works whether or not the recording came with captions.
- Works with
- An uploaded MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG or FLAC, or an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV.
- Comes back as
- The whole transcript with timestamps you can switch off, as TXT, SRT or VTT. More than 50 languages, detected automatically.
- Runs
- Online. Files are deleted within 24 hours.
- Price
- Free. No account, no watermark.
How to turn speech into text
- Drop the recording in. A voice memo, a meeting, a lecture, an interview, a video. Audio or video, any common format.
- Wait a moment. The text appears with a timestamp on every line and the language detected on its own.
- Copy or download. TXT for a document, SRT or VTT for subtitles. Switch the timestamps off for clean prose.
What it handles
- Accents and languages
- More than 50 languages, detected automatically, with the accents inside each one. A recording that switches language mid-way is transcribed as spoken.
- Several voices
- A meeting or an interview comes back as one running text in the order it was said.
- Background noise
- A phone on a table in a café still transcribes. For a very noisy file, run it through Enhance speech first and the accuracy goes up.
Questions people ask
How accurate is it?
On a clear recording, close to a human transcript. Names, jargon and crosstalk are where it slips; those are quick to fix in the text.
Which languages does it support?
More than 50, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese. The language is detected from the speech.
Can I get subtitles instead of a document?
Yes. Download SRT or VTT and the timestamps become subtitle timing.
Is live dictation supported?
No. Record first with the Webcam recorder or your phone's recorder, then drop the file here.