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Voicy Speech to Text
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Privacy-focused desktop speech-to-text app for fast, accurate voice dictation in any app or website on a computer.

29K saves
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Video Transcriber AI
✓ verifiedFreemium

No-signup video/audio transcription with speaker recognition, for students, teams, and creators needing quick text records.

1.6M visits/mo5.6K saves
Pricing

No public pricing

Free trial available

Free: $0/month (10 basic quotas/day, up to 20 min per file)
Basic: $4/month or $5/month annual-equivalent, $48/year (1000 min/month transcripts)
Pro: $9/month or $18/month annual-equivalent, $108/year (unlimited basic transcripts, 100 min AI dubbing)
Studio: $19/month or $39/month annual-equivalent, $228/year (unlimited transcripts, 240 min AI dubbing)
Core features
  • System-wide dictation activated by a customizable keyboard shortcut
  • Claimed 99%+ accuracy across 50+ languages
  • Automatic punctuation and grammar cleanup while dictating
  • Works inside any desktop app or browser website
  • Cross-platform support for Windows, macOS, Ubuntu/Debian, and Fedora
  • Privacy-first design where transcripts are not shared or viewed by others
  • Transcribes video/audio with no sign-up required
  • Recognizes different speakers in a recording
  • Generates AI notes, chat summaries, and mind maps from transcripts
  • Auto-generates subtitles and offers AI dubbing with voice options
  • Processes files up to 5GB with multiple accuracy modes
  • Supports translation across 200+ languages
Use cases
  • Dictating emails, messages, and documents faster than typing
  • Writing prompts into ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI tools by voice
  • Multilingual dictation for non-English speakers
  • Reducing typing strain for users with disabilities
  • Students converting lectures into study notes
  • Teams documenting Zoom meetings and webinars as text
  • Content creators generating captions or scripts from video
  • Researchers transcribing interviews for citation
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