Free tool
Voice to text what you said, as text you can use.
Drop a voice note, a memo or any recording of your voice and get the words back as text with timestamps, in the language you spoke.
Voice 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 a voice recording into text
- Drop the recording in. An iPhone voice memo, an Android recording, a WhatsApp or Telegram voice note, a dictated idea.
- Wait a moment. The text appears with a timestamp on every line and the language detected on its own.
- Copy or download. Paste it into notes, a document or a message. TXT, SRT and VTT are a click away.
What people use it for
- Ideas on the move
- Record a thought while walking, drop the file later, paste the text into the draft.
- Voice notes you need to read
- A long voice note from a colleague or a client becomes a message you can skim, search and quote.
- Meetings and calls
- A recorded call comes back as one running text in the order it was said.
Questions people ask
Which files does it take?
M4A voice memos, MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG and Opus voice notes, and any MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV video with speech.
How do I get a voice memo off my phone?
On iPhone, share the memo to Files or AirDrop it. On Android, the Recorder app saves to Files. Then drop it here.
Can it handle my accent?
Yes. The transcriber was built on speech from around the world, in more than 50 languages.
Is it live voice typing?
No. It transcribes a recording. Record first, then drop the file.