From a recording straight to text in the language you need

Upload a lecture, interview or voice memo, pick the output language: SonikaAI recognises the speech and translates it at once. No translation needed? Get the transcript in the original. Audio to text comes with a paid plan; the free trial covers translation and narration.

Recognition and translation in one run

SonikaAI recognises the speech and can translate it straight away if you want, leaving you with finished text to work on: pick out what matters, add to it and edit it.

The sound wave of a voice recording turns into transcribed and translated text

Every line comes with its own timestamp

Alongside the plain transcript, you get a second file — "Transcript with timestamps": the same text, split into lines with a time marker on each. It makes it easy to jump straight to a moment in a long recording or check a quote against the original. The file appears in your account next to the plain transcript in nearly every run — with rare exceptions when a different recognition provider handles the job.

You already have the recording. Get to work on what is in it

After a lecture

Re-read the explanation that lost you and add what you need to your notes.

After an interview

Work with the answers as text: pick your quotes and get the material ready to edit.

After recording your own ideas

Turn voice memos into the basis of an email, an article or a plan.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the audio file

    Set the language of the recording.

  2. 2

    Choose the output language

    The same one for a transcript, a different one for a translation.

  3. 3

    Start processing

    The finished text will be waiting in your account.

Upload straight from your phone or recorder

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC and OGG are supported, along with the DSS and DS2 formats used by dictation recorders. If your recording is in one of these, upload it as it is — no converting it in another program first.

What affects the transcript

A clear voice and less background noise give a more accurate result. Several voices at once, quiet replies, or heavy use of names and terms are worth checking against the original.

Turn the recording into text you can actually use

Come back to your recording in writing — in its original language, or translated.

Start processing