Voice to text
Free voice to text converter
Upload a voice recording and turn it into editable text. Use it for notes, interviews, lectures, voice memos, drafts, and searchable records without creating an account.
50 MB
Audio file limit
TXT
Copy or download text
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Turn uploaded voice audio into text
Voice to text is useful when replaying audio is slower than reading. Upload the recording, get a transcript draft, then review it for names, numbers, quotes, and anything that depends on exact wording.
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Upload your audio
Choose an MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, AAC, M4A, or WebM recording up to 50 MB.
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Convert speech to text
Sceneform processes the recording and returns a plain transcript you can review.
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Edit, copy, or download
Check names and important details, then copy the transcript or download it as a TXT file.
Best for recorded audio, not live dictation
This tool is built for audio files you already have. It accepts common recording formats and returns transcript text you can copy, edit, or download.
If you need hands-free typing while you speak, use your browser or operating-system dictation. If you need to process a saved file, upload it here.
What affects transcript quality
Transcription quality is mostly determined by the source audio. Cleaner recordings produce cleaner text.
Clear speech works best
Use recordings with one speaker at a time, low background noise, and a microphone close to the speaker.
Names need review
Proper names, acronyms, product terms, numbers, and technical vocabulary are worth checking before you use the text.
Transcripts are drafts
Use the output as a starting point for notes, captions, drafts, and searchable records, not as a certified transcript.
Use the transcript as a working draft
A transcript helps you search, skim, quote, summarize, and repurpose a recording. It is strongest as a first pass before human review.
For legal, medical, financial, academic, or compliance work, check the transcript against the original audio and use the approved tools required by your organization.
Useful ways to use voice to text
Use voice to text when you need the words from a recording more than the audio itself.
Meeting notes
Turn a recorded discussion into text you can scan, quote, and clean up for follow-ups.
Lectures and study audio
Convert class recordings or study sessions into text for review, outlines, and revision notes.
Interviews and research
Create a transcript draft before pulling quotes, checking claims, or writing a summary.
Voice notes
Transcribe quick ideas, memos, and phone recordings when you want text instead of replaying audio.
Creator workflows
Convert spoken drafts, podcast clips, or narration files into text for captions and repurposing.
Accessibility support
Make spoken content easier to search, skim, and edit, then review the text for accuracy.
Choose the right transcript tool
These tools overlap. Pick the one that matches your file.
Free, no account, temporary processing
Sceneform's free tools do not require an account. Normal use is unlimited, with abuse controls reserved for automated or excessive traffic.
Uploaded audio files are used to create your transcript and deleted after processing. Avoid uploading recordings you are not allowed to process.
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Voice to text in multiple languages
Use voice to text in supported Sceneform locales.
Voice to text FAQ
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Upload an audio file, generate a transcript draft, then copy or download the text when it is ready.
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