Persian transcription
Persian transcription for your audio and video files: drop the recording and the Persian comes back as text or timed subtitles.
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Persian transcription covers Farsi and Dari and writes the result in Persian script, right to left. Expect to correct a fair amount of the text, especially names and numbers. If your recording is in Dari, try a short clip first. As a first draft, it still saves most of the typing.
Questions
Does it translate Persian into English?
Yes: translate Persian to English audio. This page keeps the text in Persian.
Which script does it write in?
Persian script, right to left. Players that support it show the subtitles right to left, and SRT and VTT both carry it.
Can I get Persian subtitles from a video?
Yes. Drop the video and download SRT or VTT from the transcript page, with a timing on every line.
Is it free?
Yes, up to 90 minutes a day with no account.
About Persian recordings
- Script
- Persian alphabet, the Arabic script with four extra letters, written right to left.
- Spoken in
- Iran, Afghanistan (as Dari) and Tajikistan (as Tajik, written in Cyrillic).
- Subtitle tip
- Subtitles in a right-to-left script need a UTF-8 file and a player that supports right-to-left text.