Filipino transcription
Filipino transcription works on any recording you drop here, from a phone voice note to a long video, and returns the Filipino as text.
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Filipino transcription covers Tagalog-based Filipino, written in the Latin alphabet. It's good on clear recordings; check names and numbers. Many recordings switch between Tagalog and English as people talk, and for those, use audio to text, which works out the language for itself instead of expecting Filipino throughout.
Questions
Does it translate Filipino into English?
Yes: translate Tagalog to English audio takes Filipino recordings too. This page keeps the text in Filipino.
Can I get Filipino subtitles from a video?
Yes. Drop the video and download SRT or VTT from the transcript page.
How long can the recording be?
Up to 90 minutes, in a file under 95 MB.
Is it free?
Yes: 90 minutes a day, with no account.
About Filipino recordings
- Script
- Latin alphabet, written left to right, with ñ and ng among its 28 letters.
- Spoken in
- The Philippines, and Filipino communities abroad.
- Subtitle tip
- Subtitle lines in the Latin alphabet are usually kept to about 42 characters, two lines at most.