Punjabi transcription
Punjabi transcription works on any recording you drop here, from a phone voice note to a long video, and returns the Punjabi as text.
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Punjabi transcription gives a first draft that needs correcting. Accuracy for Punjabi is low, so expect to fix a lot. Punjabi is written in Gurmukhi in India and Shahmukhi in Pakistan, and the page doesn't choose between them, so check which one comes back on a short clip first.
Questions
Which script does it write in?
Either can come back: Gurmukhi or Shahmukhi. The page doesn't set one, so try a short clip and see which you get before you transcribe a long recording.
Does it translate Punjabi into English?
Yes, with translate audio to English. The English is a draft too, so check it before you rely on it. This page keeps the words in Punjabi.
My recording mixes Punjabi and English. Will that work?
Try audio to text, which works out the language itself. This page expects Punjabi throughout, so English parts can come out badly.
Is it free?
Yes, 90 minutes a day, no account.
About Punjabi recordings
- Script
- Gurmukhi, written left to right, in India; Shahmukhi, an Arabic-based script written right to left, in Pakistan.
- Spoken in
- Punjab in Pakistan and Punjab in India, and Punjabi communities in the UK and Canada.
- Subtitle tip
- Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi subtitles need a UTF-8 file and a font that has their letters.