Speech to text technology converts spoken words into written text using automatic speech recognition (ASR). Our tool uses the Web Speech API's SpeechRecognition interface, which works in Chrome and Edge browsers to provide real-time transcription.
Simply speak into your microphone, and your words appear as text in real-time. With support for 14 languages, this tool is ideal for taking notes, transcribing meetings, writing drafts, and improving accessibility.
Speech to text (also called voice recognition) converts spoken language into written text. Accuracy depends on audio quality, microphone, and clarity of speech — typically 90-95% with a good setup in supported browsers.
Chrome and Edge have full support. Firefox and Safari may not work. The tool will show a warning if your browser is not supported.
Yes, in Chrome and Edge, speech audio is sent to Google's servers for processing. However, it is encrypted and not stored after transcription.
Click the 'Start Recording' button, allow microphone access when prompted, and start speaking. Your words will appear in the text area in real-time.
Yes, the continuous mode keeps listening until you click Stop, making it suitable for longer recordings like meetings, lectures, or interviews.