Azerbaijani Speech to Text, Built for Azerbaijani
An interview, a meeting, a lecture, a podcast — none of it needs to be typed out by hand any more. Upload the file or paste a YouTube link and get the text back with timestamps a few minutes later. Everyone quotes an accuracy number measured in their own lab; we would rather you uploaded your own recording and judged the result on that. The system is built for Azerbaijani and tuned for the way people actually speak — everyday speech, regional differences, background noise — not only for a clean studio read. You can go through the text in the browser with the audio playing alongside it, then download it as subtitles or as plain text.
Try it on your own file You see the result on your own recording.
A recording, and the text it becomes
Play the recordings below and read what comes out of each of them on the same page — this is the shape the result arrives in.
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Audio recording
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Bob — English, male
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Helen — English, female
Nazirlik bildirib ki, yeni qaydalar iyirmi üç mart tarixindən qüvvəyə minir, bunu Aygün Məmmədova xəbər verir.
Every track here is one of our own voices, unedited. The sentence is printed next to the player, so you can put the same words through anything else and judge for yourself.
Judge it on your own recording
No claim about quality here, just the invitation: upload your own file and look at what comes back. Your recording is better evidence than anything we could write on this page.
Built for real speech
Universal multilingual systems treat Azerbaijani as a clean read-aloud and lose their footing the moment people talk like people. Ours is built for Azerbaijani and tuned for noise — phone recordings, meeting rooms, anything captured outdoors.
Subtitle-ready
Every sentence comes back with a timestamp, so the result can be downloaded as a subtitle file and attached to the video straight away. No separate software for social video or online courses.
How it works
- Upload the file Audio or video, or a YouTube link.
- Check the text Read it in the browser with the audio in sync, and fix names and terms.
- Download it A subtitle file or plain text, whichever you need.
What goes in, what comes out
- In: audio and video files, and YouTube links.
- Out: text with timestamps, and subtitles you can attach to the video.
- Azerbaijani is what we are built for; Russian, English and Turkish recordings are transcribed as well.
- The text can be corrected in the browser while the audio plays alongside it.
What people transcribe
- Interviews and podcasts
- Meeting minutes and lectures
- Subtitles for video and social media
- Call-centre recordings
How billing works
You pay for the minutes of the recording. The current per-minute rate is on the price page, where it is read live from our billing data rather than typed into a marketing page.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which languages are supported?
- Azerbaijani is what we specialise in; Russian, English and Turkish recordings are transcribed too. Anything else we add on request, with the timeline agreed separately.
- What happens with a noisy recording?
- The system is built with noisy material in mind, and the result still depends on the recording. The honest answer comes from putting your own file through it.
- Does it handle video as well?
- Yes. Upload a video file or paste a YouTube link; the result arrives the same way, with timestamps.
- Do I get a subtitle file?
- Yes. Every sentence carries a timestamp, so the result can be downloaded as subtitles and attached to your video.
- How is the price calculated?
- By the minutes of the recording. The current rate is on the price page.
- Can you add a language that isn’t listed?
- Yes, on request; the timeline is agreed project by project.
Hear the difference on your own material
Signing up takes a few seconds: upload a recording of your own and judge the result on that.