Free Speech to Text Converter
This speech to text tool uses Notie's AI to convert spoken audio from meetings, interviews, and lectures into accurate written transcripts. It's designed for longer, more complex recordings with multiple speakers, industry terms, and background noise. Get a polished transcript without hours of manual transcription.
Free to start · No credit card required · Works on iPhone & Android
How to use the speech to text
Upload your recording
Add an audio or video file containing the speech you want transcribed.
AI processes the speech
Notie's speech recognition engine identifies speakers, adds punctuation, and produces a full transcript.
Review and export
Check the transcript for accuracy, then export it as text or copy it into your workflow.
Why use Notie's speech to text
Speaker detection
Notie automatically separates and labels different speakers in multi-person recordings.
Free to use
Transcribe your first recordings at no cost, with no watermark on the text.
Fast and accurate
Get a highly accurate transcript in a fraction of the time it would take to type manually.
120+ languages
Notie supports speech recognition in over 120 languages and dialects.
Speech to Text FAQs
Can this tool handle multiple speakers in one recording?
Yes, Notie automatically detects and labels different speakers, which is especially useful for meetings, interviews, and panel discussions.
How does speech to text compare to manual transcription?
AI speech to text is dramatically faster, often converting an hour of audio into a transcript in a couple of minutes, while still reaching high accuracy comparable to manual work.
Can I search within the transcript for specific words?
Yes, once your transcript is generated you can search it instantly to jump to specific topics or quotes, which is covered in more detail in our AI transcription feature.
Does it work well with technical or industry jargon?
Notie handles most common technical terms well, and you can manually correct any specialized vocabulary in the editable transcript afterward.
