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Add what you already have
A homework PDF, a public page, pasted notes, or a recording you are allowed to keep.
Learn
From a recording into a Word document
Get a transcript in Speechdash, then copy or export the text into Word.
In this guide
Import the audio
Use the file you already recorded.
Clean the text
Fix speaker names and obvious mistakes in the editor.
Move to Word
Copy the text into .docx for comments, styles, and sharing.
Keep playback
Leave the file in Speechdash if you still want to listen.
Keep in mind
Import files you are allowed to use
Listen back before you treat the text as finished
Eco listening on desktop does not spend credits
Unlimited lifts the daily document cap, not Eco
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From file to listen or transcript
Bring a file, then stay with it
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Hear it next to the text
Documents play sentence by sentence. Recordings become searchable text you can replay.
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Move on when you are ready
Skip a block, ask about a hard line, or export audio for a commute.
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Open a file in Speechdash
Drop a PDF, a page, or a recording you already have. Listen, transcribe, or export without leaving the file.