Speech to Text: AI Audio Transcription

Transcribe audio into editable text with TextPixAI Speech to Text. Upload or record audio and get a written transcript in your dashboard.

What Speech to Text does

TextPixAI Speech to Text uses AI to turn spoken audio into written text. Instead of listening and typing by hand, you provide a recording and receive a transcript you can read, search, copy and edit.

It saves time whenever spoken words need to become written ones: meeting notes, interview quotes, lecture summaries, video captions or rough drafts you prefer to speak rather than type.

How it works

  • Sign in or create an account. Speech to Text runs inside your TextPixAI dashboard.
  • Open AI Speech to Text from the dashboard menu.
  • Add your audio. Upload a file or record directly where the option is available.
  • Start the transcription and wait for the AI to process the recording.
  • Review and edit the transcript, then copy it or save it to your account.

Accepted file types and maximum file sizes are shown in the tool and may depend on your plan.

Tips for more accurate transcripts

  • Record in a quiet place. Background noise is the most common cause of mistakes.
  • Keep the microphone close. Clear, steady volume helps the AI recognise words.
  • Speak at a natural pace. Avoid talking over other people where possible.
  • Check names and technical terms. These are the words most likely to need correction.
  • Split long recordings. Shorter files are easier to process and review.

What you can use it for

Meetings and calls

Turn recorded meetings into text so you can pull out decisions and action points quickly.

Journalists and researchers

Transcribe interviews and find the exact quotes you need without replaying the whole recording.

Students

Convert recorded lectures into notes you can search and revise from, where recording is permitted.

Content creators

Create text versions of videos and podcasts to use as captions, show notes or blog posts.

Writers

Speak your ideas out loud and get a rough written draft to shape afterwards.

Use it together with other TextPixAI tools

After transcribing, polish the text into an article or summary with the AI Writer, or ask AI Chat to pull out key points. Add visuals with the AI Image Generator. To turn text back into audio, use Text to Speech.

Privacy and responsible use

  • Only upload recordings you have the right to use, and get consent from the people recorded where the law requires it.
  • Avoid uploading highly sensitive personal information unless it is necessary.
  • Review transcripts before relying on them, especially for legal, medical or financial matters.

Our Privacy Policy explains how uploaded files and transcripts are handled, and our Terms cover acceptable use.

Why use Speech to Text on TextPixAI

Speech to Text sits in the same dashboard as our writing, chat, image and audio tools, so a transcript does not have to be the end of the job. You can turn it into a summary, an article or a list of action points without copying text between different services. Transcripts are kept in your account, so you can return to them later, and because everything runs in the browser you do not need to install any software. For anyone who regularly works with recordings, that saves both typing time and the effort of managing files across several apps.

Plans and limits

How much audio you can transcribe depends on your plan's allowance, and file size limits may apply. See current allowances in our pricing section. Payments are processed securely through Flutterwave.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the transcription?

Accuracy depends on audio quality, accents, background noise and how clearly people speak. Always review the transcript before using it.

Which audio formats can I upload?

Supported formats and size limits are shown in the tool when you sign in.

Does it work with languages other than English?

The AI can recognise several languages, but results vary. Clear English audio usually gives the most reliable results, so check other languages carefully.

Can it tell different speakers apart?

Transcripts may not label each speaker. For interviews and meetings, you may need to add speaker names yourself while editing.

Are my recordings kept private?

Please read our Privacy Policy for details on how uploaded audio and transcripts are processed and stored.

What if I need help?

Contact us through our contact page and we will get back to you.

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