Voice Recognition
Convert speech to text in real-time with advanced recognition.
π About Voice Recognition
Our voice recognition tool uses the Web Speech API to convert your speech into text in real-time. It supports multiple languages and offers features like auto-punctuation, translation, and text-to-speech playback.
Features
- Real-time Transcription - See your words appear as you speak
- Multiple Languages - Support for 10+ languages
- Auto Punctuation - Automatically adds periods and capitalizes sentences
- Translation - Translate your transcription to other languages
- Text-to-Speech - Have your transcription read back to you
- Export Options - Save as TXT or copy to clipboard
- Statistics - Track word count, characters, and speaking speed
π‘ Pro Tip: For best results, use a good quality microphone, speak clearly, and minimize background noise. Chrome and Edge browsers offer the best speech recognition accuracy.
β Frequently Asked Questions
Voice recognition works best in Chrome and Edge browsers. Safari has limited support, and Firefox currently doesn't support the Web Speech API for speech recognition.
The speech recognition is processed by your browser's built-in speech recognition service (usually Google's for Chrome). Your transcribed text stays in your browser and is not sent to our servers.
Use a quality microphone, speak clearly at a moderate pace, reduce background noise, and ensure you've selected the correct language. The confidence indicator shows how certain the system is about the recognition.
No, speech recognition requires an internet connection as the audio is processed by cloud-based speech recognition services provided by your browser.
If you pause speaking for too long, the browser may stop recognition. Enable "Continuous Mode" in settings to automatically restart recognition, or click Resume to continue manually.