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Upload your audio file and get an accurate transcript in 135+ languages. This audio to text converter labels different speakers and turns spoken audio into editable text. Recordings up to five hours.



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No matter why you hit record, an audio to text conversion makes that recording usable. Search it, quote it, translate it, publish it - all the things you simply cannot do with a sound wave. The free tier covers the first files, so you can transcribe audio to text today and see what changes. Free audio to text has limits, but they are enough to judge the result on your own recording.




Upload your audio file, choose the language, and press translate. The free online tool returns a timestamped transcript in about a minute for a short file - nothing to install, no card to enter, and the free plan is the same engine the paid ones use.
The audio formats are MP3 and WAV, plus the video file formats MP4, MOV, WEBM and MKV if you are starting from a video. Audio only recordings go through the same pipeline, so a podcast or a phone interview works just as well.
Accuracy depends on the audio more than on anything else: distance from the mic, overlapping voices, and background noise are what push it down. Rask AI separates each voice from the background mix before it starts to transcribe, which is why an ordinary room recording still comes back usable.
Three: manual transcription by hand, a human transcription service, and AI transcription software. Human typists still win on messy legal or medical audio; AI wins on speed, price, and volume, which is why most teams now transcribe with AI first and edit the rest. Whichever you pick, the job is the same: convert speech into text somebody can read.
Yes. Rask AI detects multiple speakers and labels them, so an interview or a panel reads like a script instead of one long paragraph, and you can rename each speaker in the editor.
You can translate transcripts into 135+ languages, keep the timings, and export subtitles or a dubbed version of the original audio recording. Each segment also offers alternative wordings if the first translation is not the one you want.
There is a free tier: seven days, three files, and the first minute of each. Enough free audio to text to judge the quality on your own recording, but not enough for a full interview - the free tier is a taste, not a free transcription service. Free transcripts of an hour-long file are not on the table; paid plans start at 25 minutes a month.
The transcript is fully editable text. Fix a term, merge two lines, relabel a speaker - what you edit is exactly what you download, and you can reopen the project and download a corrected version later.
As an .srt file. It is plain text with timecodes, so any text editor opens it, and stripping the timings leaves you clean prose for a document or a CMS.
The tool opens in any mobile browser, so you can upload audio from a phone right after a meeting, transcribe it on the spot, and read the text on the way back. Speech to text does not need a desktop.
Yes. Drop in a video and Rask AI will transcribe the speech the same way, then give you both the transcript and ready subtitles.
Speech to text used to require clean studio audio and a lot of patience, and a free tool that could transcribe speech reliably did not exist. Modern AI speech models cope with accents, crosstalk, and street noise, which is what makes accurate transcriptions possible from an ordinary phone recording.
Unlike other video editing tools, our translator completes various purposes. Auto-translate videos, export a translated video with subs or voiceovers and translate your video into multiple languages.
