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Ukrainian speech to text: transcribe speech in the selected language and review the result.
Ukrainian speech to text
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Ukrainian speech to text: transcribe speech in the selected language and review the result.
Ukrainian speech to text: transcribe speech in the selected language and review the result.
Ukrainian speech to text: transcribe speech in the selected language and review the result.
Ukrainian speech to text: transcribe speech in the selected language and review the result.
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Ukrainian adds its own letters to the usual difficulty of transcription — ї, є, і, ґ and the apostrophe, easily lost or confused with Russian counterparts. Living speech often runs as surzhyk: Ukrainian and Russian words mixed right inside a phrase, with speakers freely switching languages. Place names and personal names sound unfamiliar to generic services, where Ukrainian is often replaced with Russian. For media archives, interviews and talks such recordings matter, but transcribing them by hand means replaying every mixed line and verifying the spelling. An editor or researcher spends a whole workday on an hour of audio. Ukrainian speech to text speeds up when recognition takes the rough pass and a human verifies the specific letters and mixed phrases.
Attach a file or paste a link — MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A and other formats up to 4 GB work. The service recognizes Ukrainian speech, keeps the letters ї, є, і, ґ and the apostrophe, adds punctuation and splits the flow into clean paragraphs. Diarization labels the lines, and speakers can be renamed to the real participants. Every paragraph is tied to a timecode: click a line in the editor to hear how a word was spoken and refine the spelling. The AI chat answers a question about the conversation, the summary and action items gather points and decisions, and the result exports to DOCX, TXT, SRT, VTT or JSON. The finished transcript is easy to archive or hand to a colleague via a private link.
First, run through the timecodes with names, place names and the specific letters — ї, є, ґ and the apostrophe most often need a fix in the editor. Check surzhyk stretches, where Ukrainian switches to Russian, especially carefully: at the language boundary recognition sometimes substitutes a word from the wrong language. Do not confuse close pairs like і and и, е and є — verify them by playback. In a multi-speaker recording do not rename them blindly, hear one line from each. And keep the order: exact Ukrainian source for the archive first, and do translation or editing as a separate step so mixed phrases and specific letters are not lost.
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Upload Ukrainian audio or video, or paste a link. The service recognizes the speech, keeps the letters ї, є, ґ and the apostrophe, and separates speakers. The result opens in an editor with timecodes, where a doubtful word can be replayed right from the line and corrected.
Mixed Ukrainian-Russian phrases are recognized, but the language boundary is worth checking by timecode — that is where doubtful spots arise most. Playing the original in the editor makes verifying a mixed line fast, without rewriting it whole from scratch.
Yes, the specific Ukrainian letters and the apostrophe land in the text correctly. After transcription it helps to review doubtful spots in names and place names and lock the spelling via knowledge bases so it is consistent across all files.
Start with no bank card: upload a file and see a draft transcript right away. Russian stays the service's main language, Ukrainian is supported, so checking quality on your own interview or talk recording costs nothing.
No, there is no automatic translation — you get the exact Ukrainian original. That is the better order: a verified source with the specific letters first, then translation with a separate tool if needed, so recognition errors do not carry on.
Export is available to DOCX, TXT, SRT and VTT subtitles and JSON for integrations. The finished transcript can be added to a knowledge base or opened to a colleague via a private link without forwarding the recording.
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