Spoken Tamil and written Tamil are noticeably different, and voice notes are almost always in the spoken style. This tool writes what was said, so you get a faithful record of the voice note rather than a rewritten formal version.
Use it to turn a delivery update, a message from a relative, or your own notes into text you can search, copy and forward.
How to use it
- Pick the language that is spoken (Tamil 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 Tamil
- Choose Tamil for the most reliable result, especially when the clip is short.
- Expect the transcript to follow how you spoke. If you need formal written Tamil for a letter, edit the copied text afterwards.
- English words common in Tamil work talk (delivery, order, shop) are recognised and usually written in Tamil script.
- Keep background noise low; Tamil has several close-sounding consonants that noise can blur.
What the text looks like
இன்று பன்னிரண்டு டெலிவரி முடிந்தது, ஒரு கடை மூடியிருந்ததால் நாளை மீண்டும் செல்ல வேண்டும்.
“Finished twelve deliveries today; one shop was closed, so I have to go again tomorrow.”
Frequently asked questions
How can I convert Tamil audio to text?
Record in Tamil on this page or upload an audio file, keep Tamil selected and press Convert. The Tamil text appears in a box with a Copy button.
Will it write spoken Tamil or formal Tamil?
It writes what was said, so a casual voice note comes out in spoken-style Tamil. You can edit it into formal Tamil after copying.
Can I translate Tamil audio to English?
Yes. After the Tamil text appears, press Translate to English to get the meaning of the same recording in English.