SpeechNotes supports voice dictation and automatic transcription of audio and video recordings into text.
SpeechTexter
SpeechTexter provides real-time online voice typing and speech-to-text dictation, with support listed for more than 70 languages.
About SpeechTexter
SpeechTexter is a free web app for dictating text by voice. It converts speech to text in real time and is aimed at people writing notes, documents, reports, books, emails or blog posts. The source states that it uses Google Speech recognition for this conversion. No download, installation or registration is required, and the tool runs in the browser.
The source lists Chrome on desktop and some browsers on Android as supported. iPhones and iPads are not supported. Accuracy above 90% is expected, though this varies by language and speaker. Autosave relies on the browser's cache, so it is not suitable for browsers that clear the cache on exit, and the source advises against using it on shared computers. Automatic capitalization may not always be accurate, and the automatic period setting may only work in Edge.
Key features
- Real-time continuous speech recognition
- Customizable voice commands for punctuation, phrases and app actions
- Support for more than 70 languages
- Download of dictated notes as .doc or .txt files
- Settings for automatic capitalization and sentence or paragraph starts
- Autosave using browser cache, with a configurable dictation pause
Best for: Students, teachers, writers and bloggers who want to dictate text, and people who find conventional keyboards or input devices difficult to use.
Good for
- No download, installation or registration is required.
- Supports more than 70 languages.
- Voice commands can be customized to add punctuation and phrases.
Watch out for
- Works in Chrome on desktop and some Android browsers; iPhones and iPads are not supported.
- Autosave uses browser cache and is not suitable for browsers that clear cache on exit or for shared computers.
- Accuracy varies by language and speaker, and automatic capitalization may not always be correct.
SpeechTexter at a glance
- Website
- speechtexter.com
- Category
- Online Tools › Text Tools
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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SpeechTexter FAQ
Which devices and browsers are supported?
The source lists Chrome on desktop (Windows, Mac and Linux) and some browsers on Android. Other browsers have not implemented speech recognition, and iPhones and iPads are not supported.
What accuracy can I expect?
The source states that accuracy above 90% should be expected, but it varies depending on the language and the speaker.
Which languages are supported?
The source lists more than 70 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese and Hindi.
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