Many people who speak Odia every day have never typed it: Odia keyboards on phones are unfamiliar and slow. Record a sentence or upload a voice note and get it written in Odia script.
It is handy for a work update, a note to yourself, or a long message you want to keep as text.
How to use it
- Pick the language that is spoken (Odia 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 Odia
- Always pick Odia rather than Auto-detect; on short clips Odia can be confused with Bengali.
- Odia is sometimes still called Oriya. It is the same language and the same script here.
- Say numbers in Odia the way you normally would ("କୋଡ଼ିଏ" for twenty); they come through as words.
- Use Translate to English when you need to share the message with someone outside Odisha.
What the text looks like
ଆଜି ମୁଁ ତିନୋଟି ଦୋକାନକୁ ଯାଇଥିଲି, କୋଡ଼ିଏ ବାକ୍ସର ଅର୍ଡର ମିଳିଲା।
“Today I went to three shops and got an order for twenty boxes.”
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert Odia audio to text?
Record in Odia or upload an audio file, keep Odia selected and press Convert. The Odia text appears with a Copy button.
Is Odia the same as Oriya?
Yes. Oriya is the older English spelling of Odia; the output is in Odia script.
Can I translate Odia audio to English?
Yes. After the Odia text appears, press Translate to English to get the meaning of the same recording.