Speech to TextFree

Every word.
Worth keeping.

Turn audio, video, and spoken ideas into text you can edit, search, and make your own. Let your voice do the writing.

See it in action
Free to useLess typing. More possibility.
A delicate translucent sound halo beside a floating paper transcript, with softly moving lightSOUNDINTO WORDSEvery word.A thought, kept.FROM SOUND TO SOMETHING YOU CAN KEEP
Audio & videoUpload or recordMultilingualEdit & export
A LITTLE SOUND. A LOT OF POSSIBILITY.

Hear the voice.
Follow the words.

A short story, in three languages. Play a recording and explore the transcript beside it.

THE RECORDING
English / Narrator

The last train home

0:000:00
THE TRANSCRIPT

On the last train home, she told the same story in a low voice:

a shop that opened only when it rained, and a bell that rang for people who already knew the way.

She never raised her voice. The carriage still leaned in to listen.

Play, seek, edit, and take the words with you.Prerecorded audio · prepared transcript · illustrative timing. This demo does not run live speech recognition.

MADE FOR THE WAY YOU WORK

Your voice has ideas.
Give them a place to land.

From the first recording to the final sentence, keep the useful parts within reach.

Bring the recording.

An interview, a video, or a voice memo. Start with the audio you already have.

Words beyond borders.

Transcribe in the language of the recording. Keep the words, names, and ideas in their original voice.

Make every line yours.

Review the transcript, refine a sentence, and export text you can put to work.

ALREADY RECORDED. OR HAPPENING NOW.

Two ways in.
Every word out.

AUDIO / VIDEO
Voice memo.wav
Interview.mp4
A good idea, written
VOICE → WORDS
FOR THE THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING

Stories. Meetings.
The thought on the way home.

THE STORY

For the storyteller

Find the quote. Shape the interview. Turn a recording into your next story.

THE IDEA

For the curious mind

Keep a lesson in words, so you can return to the idea that mattered.

THE MOMENT

For the everyday spark

Speak a thought before it disappears. Come back and make something of it.

FROM VOICE TO PAGE

Three steps. A new starting point.

01

Bring your audio

Upload a recording or start with your microphone.

02

Find your words

Let speech become text, then read and refine it.

03

Make it useful

Copy or export your transcript and keep creating.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you press play.

What is Speech to Text?

Speech to Text (STT) turns spoken audio into written text. Use it to work with recordings, voice notes, interviews, and more.

Is Speech to Text free?

Yes. MyVocal Speech to Text is free to use. Check the workspace for your available usage.

Can I use audio and video?

You can start with an audio or video recording, or use your microphone. Supported files and languages are shown in the workspace.

Can I edit and download the text?

Yes. Review and edit the transcript, then export it. The sample above lets you try editing, copying, and downloading a TXT file right here.

Does the demo transcribe my own recording?

The demo uses existing audio and prepared text to show the experience. It does not upload files, access your microphone, or run live recognition. Your own recordings belong in the Speech to Text workspace.

SPEAK IT. KEEP IT.

Good ideas
deserve more than a moment.

Let the words stay with you. Start with your voice.

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