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VoiceToText
VoiceToText transcribes speech online for writing emails and documents, according to its page.
About VoiceToText
VoiceToText is a web-based speech recognition tool that converts spoken words into text in real time. The homepage positions it for writing emails, documents and essays by voice, without typing. It can also transcribe uploaded audio and video files and record audio that can be saved to a computer.
The tool supports more than 30 languages and lists features such as adding paragraphs, punctuation marks and smileys by voice, basic text formatting, and export to formats such as txt and docx. The homepage states a 95% accuracy figure, which is a vendor claim. It says the tool needs an internet connection and works on Google Chrome only. The homepage describes the service as free, but pricing is not confirmed.
Key features
- Real-time conversion of speech into text, with paragraphs, punctuation and smileys
- Transcription of uploaded audio and video files into text
- Speech recognition across more than 30 languages
- Text-to-speech conversion of written text into audio
- Built-in audio recorder that saves recordings to your computer
- Export of transcripts in formats such as txt and docx
Best for: People who want to dictate emails, documents, essays or interview and lecture transcripts in a web browser.
Good for
- Supports more than 30 languages, according to the homepage
- Can convert audio and video files as well as live speech
- Transcripts can be exported in several formats, including txt and docx
Watch out for
- Requires an internet connection
- The homepage states it works on Google Chrome only
VoiceToText at a glance
- Website
- voicetotext.org
- Category
- Online Tools › Text Tools
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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VoiceToText FAQ
Does VoiceToText need an internet connection?
Yes. The homepage states that the tool needs an internet connection.
Can it transcribe recorded files?
The homepage says audio and video files can be converted into text.
What export formats are available?
The homepage says transcription results can be exported in the format of your choice, listing txt and docx as examples.
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