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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.
Listen and transcribe
What to look for in a listening tool
Pick software by the job. Speechdash is best when you import a file, follow the text, and export audio. Meeting bots and studio editors are different tools.
What to look for in a listening tool
Speechdash
Import a PDF or recording, listen with highlighting, export audio.
Meeting bots
Useful if you need a bot in the call. Upload the export here afterward.
Studio editors
Useful if you cut a podcast on a timeline. Speechdash is not that editor.
How to decide
If the job is finish this document by ear, start with Speechdash.
Not included
A claim that one tool wins every job
Live meeting bots
Certified court transcripts
More landings
AI text from a recording you importLegal notes you already holdMedical dictation you importAI help for an MP3 you already haveA first pass for legal transcribersA first pass for medical transcribersA first pass you still check by earAudio to text in SpeechdashA recording, then searchable textFrom spoken audio to a draft you can replayAI drafts next to the original audioWhat to look for in a listening toolChatGPT and audio filesLeaving Cockatoo for SpeechdashAudio and video in one searchable libraryTurn a sound file into words you can replayFrom a recording into a Word documentLeaving Descript for SpeechdashLeaving Express Scribe for SpeechdashA draft you still verify by listeningStart a recording on the free planFree software for files you already haveVideo you import, then text you can followCaption drafts from video you ownSubtitle drafts from video you ownLeaving Good Tape for SpeechdashLeaving GoTranscript for SpeechdashLeaving Happy Scribe for SpeechdashA first transcript, then a replayAn MP3, then a page you can searchLeaving MacWhisper for SpeechdashDictation you recorded, not an EHRMP3 to SRTMP3 files to searchable textMP3 to VTTLeaving Notta AI for SpeechdashHear a file, then keep the wordsLeaving Otter AI for SpeechdashSermon recordings you already savedLeaving Sonix for SpeechdashSpoken media you can read and replaySpoken audio into a draft you keepA recording, then a transcript you can skipText you check against the recordingA transcript you can paste into WordFrom speech to a page you can searchMP3 speech you can search laterYouTube files you may keepLeaving Transkriptor for SpeechdashAudio in the languages Speechdash supportsPlay a file, then keep an English draftLeaving Trint for SpeechdashTurn spoken audio into textVideo you import, then words you can followVoice notes you can read backYouTube caption draftsYouTube files you may import
Related Speechdash pages
Free Speechdash tools
Start on Free. Eco listening on desktop does not use credits.
Speechdash reviews
Import a file you already have, then stay with the text.
Three ways to turn speech into text
A Speechdash guide for picking a workflow, not a copied review.
Speechdash review: listening, plans, and limits
A Speechdash guide for picking a workflow, not a copied review.
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.