Bangla has conjunct letters that make phone typing slow and error-prone. Recording is easier: say it once, and this tool writes it out in Bengali script.
Use it for a site update, a note to your team, or to keep a relative's long voice message as text you can read again.
How to use it
- Pick the language that is spoken (Bengali is already selected), or leave it on Auto-detect.
- Press Record and speak, or Choose audio file to open a voice note you saved. Recording stops by itself after 30 seconds.
- Press Convert to text. The text appears in the box below, ready to copy.
- Need it in English? Press Translate to English. The same recording is translated.
Tips for Bengali
- Choose Bengali rather than Auto-detect so a short clip is not confused with Assamese or Odia, which sound close.
- Whatever your accent, the text follows standard Bangla spelling, so a word may be written differently from how it sounds locally.
- Say quantities and units together ("চল্লিশ বস্তা সিমেন্ট") so they stay together in the text.
- Press Translate to English when the note needs to go to someone who does not read Bangla.
What the text looks like
আজ সাইটে চল্লিশ বস্তা সিমেন্ট পৌঁছেছে, কাল ছাদের ঢালাই হবে।
“Forty bags of cement reached the site today; the roof will be cast tomorrow.”
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert Bengali audio to text?
Record in Bengali or upload an audio file, keep Bengali selected and press Convert. The Bangla text appears with a Copy button.
Is Bangla the same as Bengali here?
Yes. Bangla and Bengali are two names for the same language; the output is in Bengali script.
Can I get an English translation of Bengali speech?
Yes. Press Translate to English after the Bengali text appears; the same recording is translated.