SpeechText.AI turns recorded Tamil speech into editable Tamil text. Go beyond basic dictation with recording-type settings, industry-specific model options, speaker labels and document or subtitle exports, all in your browser.
Get the words out of the recording and into a Tamil transcript you can check, edit and share.
Drop a file here. Continue to your account to transcribe.
MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV and moreFile selection preview only. Transcription starts in your account.Teams use the platform to turn interviews, meetings and recorded research into documents they can work with.
Upload a recording, select Tamil and let AI do the first pass. Then listen, correct and export. No need to type out every sentence yourself.
Open your account and upload your Tamil recording. Use the original file for the clearest available sound.
SpeechText.AI extracts the audio track from supported video files. You do not need a separate audio converter.
Choose Tamil as the spoken language, then set the recording type and a suitable subject model from the available options.
Match the type to your recording, such as a lecture, interview, meeting or conference call. Model options depend on the language selected.
AI recognizes the speech and adds punctuation. Enable speaker identification for recordings with several people.
Speaker labels separate conversational turns. Check those labels where voices overlap or a participant speaks quietly.
Check the Tamil transcript alongside the audio. Download a document for your team or a subtitle file for your video.
Verify names, dates, figures and English terms. For subtitles, check timing and line breaks in your video editor.
A lecturer speaking into one microphone and six people joining a remote meeting create very different audio. SpeechText.AI lets you set the recording type instead of treating every upload the same. Subject-model options add another layer of context for professional vocabulary.
A microphone keyboard helps with a short message. A recorded interview needs file handling, speaker labels, review and export. SpeechText.AI brings those steps into one workflow.
Get editable Tamil characters from spoken Tamil. You do not need to type with an English keyboard and convert the letters afterwards.
The engine offers models for finance, medicine, law and other fields. Choose a relevant model where it is available for your selected language.
Match processing to a lecture, interview, meeting or call. Give the engine useful context before it starts recognizing the speech.
Keep track of conversational turns in Tamil interviews and meetings. Review speaker labels when people interrupt or talk over one another.
Upload a supported video and transcribe its spoken audio. Automatic punctuation gives you a readable starting point, not an unbroken stream of words.
Listen and correct the transcript in your browser. Check the uncertain phrase while the source recording is still close at hand.
Export DOCX or PDF for written work, or SRT and VTT for captions. Choose an output that fits the next step in your project.
Keep Tamil projects alongside recordings in other supported languages. Select the spoken language for each transcription job.
Clear speech helps. So do the right settings. But a studio interview, a busy classroom and a phone call will not produce identical results. Use a representative recording for your first test, with the same speakers, microphone and subject matter as your real project.
Vowel length matters: கல் and கால் are different words. Review ல, ள and ழ in names and unfamiliar terms instead of judging accuracy by how tidy the page looks.
English abbreviations, product names and technical terms often appear inside Tamil sentences. Listen back to those passages and correct the spelling you want in the finished document.
Check dates, amounts, names and quoted statements. For legal, clinical or other high-stakes work, have a qualified reviewer check the final text.
Transcription, translation and transliteration solve different problems. Choose the right one before you upload.
Looking for "Tamil speak to Tamil typing"? Record your voice on your phone or computer, then upload the file and select Tamil. SpeechText.AI turns that recording into text. This is a file-based transcription workflow, not a live Tamil keyboard.
உங்கள் ஆடியோ அல்லது வீடியோ கோப்பைப் பதிவேற்றி, மொழியாகத் தமிழைத் தேர்ந்தெடுக்கவும். கிடைக்கும் உரையைச் சரிபார்த்து, தேவையான திருத்தங்களைச் செய்து பதிவிறக்கவும்.
Spoken Tamil and formal written Tamil are not the same thing. Keep a speaker's wording when you need a faithful quote; make a separate editorial pass when you need a formal report. Already have Tanglish typed in Latin letters? Converting that text into Tamil characters is transliteration, not audio transcription.
One sentence. Three different tasks.
These examples explain the difference. The upload workflow on this page is for transcription.
A useful Tamil transcript saves the replaying for the passages that deserve it. Find a quote, prepare a document or build captions from a reviewed source.
Review Tamil interviews speaker by speaker. Verify quotes against the recording before publication or analysis.
Turn recorded explanations into reference text. Check subject terms, formulas spoken aloud and English abbreviations.
Use a Tamil transcript to prepare minutes and revisit decisions. Confirm the names and numbers attached to each action.
Build a written companion to a Tamil episode, then edit selected passages into articles, notes or quotations.
Upload the original video file and work from its spoken content. No separate audio extraction step is needed.
Create SRT or VTT captions from the reviewed transcript. Check timing and Tamil line breaks before adding them to your video.
Building a repeatable upload workflow? Explore the SpeechText.AI speech recognition API.
SpeechText.AI processes personal data in line with GDPR requirements. EU-hosted infrastructure, secure transfer and account controls support the transcription workflow.
Recordings are transferred over a secure connection. Check the privacy policy for the service's data-handling terms.
SpeechText.AI's physical server infrastructure is located within the European Union.
The standard workflow uses speech recognition software. It does not require a human transcriber to type out your recording.
Delete uploaded recordings and transcripts through your dashboard. Consult the privacy policy for data-retention details.
Before uploading interviews or client material, check consent and your organization's requirements. Read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, or ask a specific data-handling question at support@speechtext.ai.
Start with your own audio, not a polished demo. Use the free trial to check the transcript, the editor and the exports before choosing a paid plan.
For Tamil interviews, lectures and recurring recordings that need a written record.
From$9USD / month
For interview collections, regular team meetings and longer video or research projects.
Plans with up to2,700transcription minutes
Prices are in USD. Check the trial allowance, upload limits and current billing terms at signup before starting a large batch.
The details that matter, from Tamil letters and regional speech to video files, subtitles and privacy.
Upload your audio or video file to SpeechText.AI, choose Tamil as the spoken language, and select a suitable recording type. Start transcription, review the Tamil text against the audio, then export a document or subtitle file.
The Tamil transcription workflow converts spoken Tamil into editable Tamil-script text. It does not translate the recording into English or convert text typed in Latin letters into Tamil. Translation and transliteration are separate tasks.
Yes. Upload a supported video file such as MP4, MOV or WEBM. SpeechText.AI extracts the audio track and transcribes the spoken Tamil, so you do not need to extract the audio yourself. It transcribes speech, not text shown on screen.
This page is for transcribing recorded speech, not a live microphone keyboard. Record yourself with your phone or computer, upload the file to your account and choose Tamil. You do not need a Tamil keyboard to generate the first transcript.
SpeechText.AI's general engine accuracy claim is up to 99%; it is not a Tamil-specific benchmark. Noise, overlapping voices, dialect, microphone quality and Tamil-English language switching affect the result. Test a representative recording and check names, numbers and specialist terms before using the transcript.
Choose Tamil for a mainly Tamil recording. Regional pronunciation and English words mixed into Tamil need a careful review, especially names, acronyms and technical terms. Test a sample that matches your speakers, whether they use Tamil Nadu, Sri Lankan or another variety of Tamil, before processing a large archive.
Yes. Review the transcript, then export DOCX or PDF for documents, or SRT or VTT for subtitles. Check caption timing and line breaks before publishing, and use a font with Tamil support in your document or video editor.
Common supported formats include MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG for audio, and MP4, MOV, AVI and WEBM for video. Check your plan's upload limits in your account. If a file fails, export a fresh MP3 or WAV copy; changing the filename extension does not convert the file.
SpeechText.AI offers a free trial. Paid plans start at US$9 per month with 240 transcription minutes, with higher-volume plans offering up to 2,700 minutes. Check the trial allowance, file limits and billing terms at signup.
SpeechText.AI uses EU-hosted infrastructure and secure data transfer, and processes personal data in line with GDPR requirements. Standard transcription is automated. You can delete uploaded recordings and transcripts from your account. Read the privacy policy for data-handling terms and upload only recordings you have permission to process.
SpeechText.AI provides a speech recognition API for adding transcription to apps and automated workflows. Check the API documentation for supported language settings, request options and limits before building your Tamil transcription integration.
Choose a clear, representative clip. Upload it, select Tamil and check the words against the audio. Then put the finished text to work.
