Marathi audio and video transcription
Turn recorded Marathi speech into editable Devanagari text. Choose recording-type settings and available industry models, keep speaker labels, and export a transcript or subtitle file, all from your browser.
Free to try. Paid plans from US$9/month with 240 minutes.
Teams use the wider SpeechText.AI service for research interviews, media production and business recordings.
The workflow 01 / 04
Four steps. One browser. Start with the original recording and finish with text you can edit, share or publish.
Add your Marathi audio or video to your account. Use the original file rather than a screen recording of its playback.
MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4 and MOV are common starting points. Keep speech audible and avoid repeated compression, which removes sound detail without improving recognition.
Choose Marathi as the language. Set the recording type and a relevant industry model from the options available for that language.
Enable speaker identification for interviews, meetings and calls. It separates speaker turns; it does not independently verify a participant's real name.
The speech recognition engine converts the recording into a punctuated transcript. For video, it processes the audio track.
Recording length, audio quality and current service demand affect processing time. Text displayed on a video is not transcribed unless someone speaks it.
Listen back, correct the Marathi text and check speaker turns. Download a document or an SRT or VTT subtitle file.
Verify names, amounts, dates and key quotations. Preview subtitles in your video player to check timing and Devanagari rendering before publication.
Want to see the workspace before your first upload?
Watch the product overviewMore than voice typing 02 / 04
Long recordings need more than a microphone button. SpeechText.AI brings context settings, speaker turns, editing and useful exports into the same workflow.
Context before conversion
A finance call and a classroom lecture use different language. SpeechText.AI offers industry-specific models that account for professional vocabulary, rather than treating every recording as a general conversation.
Model choices depend on the selected language. Use the options shown for Marathi in your account.
Tell the engine whether you're transcribing a lecture, interview, meeting or phone call. The recording setting gives it context beyond the language alone.
Speaker identification separates a conversation into readable turns. Review the labels against the audio, especially where people interrupt each other.
Listen to the recording and correct the transcript in the same workspace. Fix a person's name without retyping the whole interview.
Take the text into Word, share a PDF or create SRT and VTT captions. You get a working file, not text trapped inside an app.
Use the same service for Marathi and other supported languages. Choose the correct language for each recording instead of rebuilding your workflow.
Search the transcript for a topic, name or phrase. A long recording becomes material you can return to without listening from the beginning.
Automatic punctuation makes the first draft easier to read. Check sentence boundaries during review, particularly around pauses and interruptions.
Support for many languages is not a promise of automatic language switching within every file. For mixed Marathi-English recordings, follow the language and review guidance below.
Language details 03 / 04
Marathi transcription writes the spoken words in Devanagari. It is not an English translation, and it is not Roman-script Marathi typing.
Marathi and Hindi share Devanagari, but they are different languages. Their vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation are not interchangeable. Start with the Marathi language setting, then check the words against the recording. Pay attention to names, local place names and letter distinctions such as ल / ळ and न / ण. A sentence that looks fluent still needs to match what the speaker said.
Office conversations often move between Marathi, English product names, abbreviations and full English sentences. Review those passages closely. Check brand names and technical terms in their intended spelling, rather than accepting a similar-sounding word. For a long section in another language, split the recording and process that section with the matching language setting.
A quiet interview in Pune and a busy field recording present different challenges. Regional pronunciation, room echo, microphone distance and overlapping voices all affect recognition. Before processing a large archive, transcribe a short sample from the same speakers and recording setup. Then compare it with the audio, including names, quantities and a negation such as नाही, which changes the meaning of a statement.
Input to output 04 / 04
Convert a Marathi MP3 to a Word document, turn a video interview into text or prepare captions for publication. Choose the export after you've reviewed the wording.
| Your recording | Common input formats | Useful exports |
|---|---|---|
| Audio interviews, lectures and voice recordings | MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG | DOCX for Word, TXT for plain text, PDF for sharing |
| Video interviews, presentations and webinars | MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, MKV | Text documents or SRT and VTT subtitle files |
Check your account for current file-size and recording-length limits. Video transcription uses the spoken audio track. If the video is silent, on-screen text is not a substitute for speech.
Put the transcript to work
A classroom lecture. A customer interview. A team call across Maharashtra. Keep the spoken detail without spending the afternoon typing it out.
Build a source transcript for reporting or qualitative research. Keep speaker turns and verify the exact wording of quotations before publication.
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Read about legal transcriptionAutomatic transcription produces a draft for review. It is not a certified legal transcript or a substitute for professional judgment.
Privacy and control
Know where processing happens and how to manage your files. SpeechText.AI combines automated transcription with EU-hosted infrastructure and account-level deletion controls.
Recordings are transferred over a secure connection when you upload them to the service.
SpeechText.AI's physical server infrastructure is located within the European Union.
The standard workflow does not require a staff member to listen to and manually type out your recording.
Delete uploaded recordings and completed transcripts through your account dashboard.
SpeechText.AI operates in line with GDPR requirements. Obtain permission to process a recording and check your own consent and confidentiality obligations, especially for health, legal or research material. Questions about data handling? Ask our support team.
Start small. Plan for the archive.
Try the workflow with a recording you know well. Paid plans start with 240 minutes, enough for four hours of audio or video.
Interviews, lectures and everyday conversations that need to become usable text.
Research collections, recurring meetings and media projects with more hours to process.
Prices shown in USD. Check your account for the current free-trial allowance, plan details and applicable limits before purchase.
Before your first upload
What the tool does, what the output looks like and where a careful review matters.
Ask a product questionCreate a SpeechText.AI account and upload your audio or video file. Select Marathi as the recording language, choose the recording type and any relevant model available for that language, then start transcription. Review the Devanagari text in the browser editor and export a document or subtitle file.
Marathi transcription produces Marathi text in Devanagari. It does not automatically translate the recording into English or convert the words into Roman-script Marathi. Translation changes the language; transcription writes down the speech.
The engine's up-to-99% figure is not a Marathi-specific benchmark or a guarantee for every file. Audio quality, regional pronunciation, overlapping voices and specialist terms affect the result. Test a representative sample and review names, numbers and important passages against the recording.
Select Marathi for a Marathi-led recording and check the passages that switch into English. Support for multiple languages does not guarantee accurate automatic switching within one file. For long sections in another language, create separate files and use the matching language setting.
Yes. Upload the MP3 audio or MP4 video, select Marathi and transcribe it. Review the text, then choose DOCX to download a Word document. For video files, SpeechText.AI transcribes the spoken audio track, not text displayed on screen.
Upload your video, choose Marathi and generate the transcript. Correct the wording, export an SRT or VTT file and import it into your video editor or publishing platform. Preview the captions to check timing, line breaks and the display of Devanagari characters before publishing.
Yes. SpeechText.AI offers a free trial. Check the current trial allowance in your account. Paid plans start at US$9 per month with 240 transcription minutes; higher-volume plans offer up to 2,700 minutes.
Files are transferred over a secure connection and processed on EU-hosted servers. The standard transcription workflow is automated, and you can delete recordings and transcripts from your account. SpeechText.AI operates in line with GDPR requirements. Read the Privacy Policy and obtain permission to process the recording.
This page covers transcription of uploaded audio and video, not live microphone dictation. Save your voice recording as an audio file, upload it and select Marathi to create editable text.
Yes. SpeechText.AI provides a speech recognition API for websites, apps and automated workflows. Read the API documentation for supported language options, input requirements and current limits before integrating Marathi transcription.
Start with the words you already have
Upload a short, clear file. Select Marathi. Check the first transcript against the audio, then put the rest of your recordings to work.
