Speech to Text Converter

Q&A

Speech to text uses your device microphone to turn spoken words into written text in real time. Our free Speech to Text Converter is a multilingual tool that transcribes notes, documents, reports and blog posts as you talk — no download, install or registration needed. To start dictating, simply click the microphone button, and you can also use the voice commands below.

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	:	,
	:	?
	:	!
	:	:
	:	;
	:	⏎

The Speech to Text Converter is an online tool that can be accessed through Google Chrome. It requires no downloads, installations, or registrations, so you can begin using it immediately. Here’s how to get started:

Click on the microphone icon
Your browser will prompt you to allow the site to access your microphone. Click "Allow."
Begin dictating. Speak slowly and clearly, and emphasize correct diction while spacing your words for better results.

This tool is also useful for learning proper pronunciation in foreign languages and developing fluency in speaking skills. Speech recognition accuracy levels exceed 90%, although results may vary based on factors such as language, speaker, microphone quality, and environmental noise.

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Frequently asked questions

How does speech to text work?

It uses your browser's speech recognition to listen through the microphone and convert what you say into text on screen as you speak.

Is the speech to text tool free?

Yes. It runs in your browser at no cost, with no download, installation or sign-up required.

How do I start dictating?

Click the microphone button and allow microphone access, then start speaking. Your words appear as text, and you can use voice commands for punctuation.

Which languages are supported?

The tool is multilingual and supports many languages through your browser's speech recognition. Pick your language before you start dictating.

Does speech to text need an internet connection?

Usually yes, because most browsers send the audio to an online recognition service to convert it accurately to text.