Polyglot Voice
You are reading a Polyglot Voice guide — our platform for turning speech into text and translating it.
To transcribe or translate audio or video into text, sign in or create a free account (it only takes a minute). The studio supports 98 languages; you can change direction and models anytime after upload.
Speech to Text Online for Everyday Workflows
Speech to text is one of the broadest search intents, focusing on practical use for meetings, notes, accessibility and multilingual communication.
Fits meetings, interviews, spoken notes and real-world voice recordings
Useful for students, creators, journalists, operations and support teams
Works as a base layer for translation, subtitles and structured notes
How it works
- Upload the source audio or video file that matches your workflow.
- Choose the task, language or translation direction that fits your goal.
- Review the result, export the output and continue with subtitles, clips or API automation.
Supported formats and inputs
Best for
- meeting notes
- voice to text
- spoken reminders
- multilingual documentation
FAQ
What is speech to text used for?
It is used for note-taking, documentation, subtitles, accessibility and turning spoken content into searchable text.
Does speech to text work for different languages?
Yes, the platform is built around multilingual speech processing and language-aware workflows.
What is the difference between speech to text and audio transcription?
Speech to text is the broader workflow for converting spoken language into written output, while audio transcription usually refers to processing recorded files into a full transcript.