Spanish transcription
Spanish transcription for your audio and video files: drop the recording and the Spanish comes back as text or timed subtitles.
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Spanish is one of the languages transcribed most accurately here, and a clear recording usually needs only a few fixes. Latin American and European Spanish both work. This page expects Spanish, so a short clip isn't mistaken for Portuguese or Italian. Download the result as plain text, or as SRT or VTT subtitles with a time on every line.
Questions
Does it translate Spanish into English?
Yes, on its own page: translate Spanish to English audio. This page keeps the Spanish as it was spoken.
Can I get Spanish subtitles from a video?
Yes. Drop the MP4, MOV or MKV and download SRT or VTT from the transcript page. Every line comes with its start and end time.
My recording switches between Spanish and English. Will that work?
Use Audio to text instead. This page expects Spanish all the way through, so English parts can come out badly. Audio to text detects the language for you.
How long can the recording be?
Up to 90 minutes, in a file under 95 MB.
About Spanish recordings
- Script
- Latin alphabet, written left to right, with á, é, í, ó, ú, ü, ñ and the opening marks ¿ and ¡.
- Spoken in
- Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Argentina, the United States and most of Central and South America.
- Subtitle tip
- ñ, accents, ¿ and ¡ need a UTF-8 subtitle file; in an older encoding they can show as stray symbols.