🎙️ VOICE TYPING · REAL-TIME

Speech to Text

Click the microphone and start speaking. Your words will appear as text instantly. Supports multiple languages and continuous listening — 100% private, no data leaves your device.

info Your microphone is only accessed when you click "Start Recording". No audio is stored or transmitted to any server — the Web Speech API works locally.
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Why Use Speech to Text?

Voice typing dramatically speeds up content creation, note-taking, and accessibility. Whether you're drafting emails, writing blog posts, or transcribing interviews, our tool delivers accurate, real‑time transcription directly in your browser — no installation, no subscriptions.

Unlike many online services, we respect your privacy: the Web Speech API processes audio locally. Your voice never leaves your device, making this ideal for sensitive or confidential dictation.

  • Multi‑language support — choose from 10+ languages
  • Continuous recognition — speaks as long as you talk
  • Interim feedback — see partial results while speaking
  • Export options — copy to clipboard or save as .txt file
  • No sign‑up, no cloud — instant, private, free

Ideal for students, journalists, developers, and anyone who wants to type with their voice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. There is no cost, no premium tier, and no usage limits. The Web Speech API is built into modern browsers at no charge.

Speech recognition typically requires an internet connection because the browser uses cloud-based models, but the audio data is sent anonymously to the browser vendor's servers (Google for Chrome, Apple for Safari). However, no personal data is stored or linked to you. We never receive any audio.

Chrome, Edge, Safari (iOS 14.5+), Opera, and most Chromium browsers. Firefox has limited support (may require enabling flags). If your browser is unsupported, you'll see a warning message.

Yes, use the Stop button to end recognition, then Start again to continue adding text. New transcriptions are appended to existing text, allowing incremental dictation.