Transcribe Audio That Mixes Languages
Upload a recording where speakers switch between languages — mid-conversation or mid-sentence — and get one clean transcript in the original languages, with speaker labels. There is no language to pick before you start.
How it works
Upload the file or paste a link, enter your email, and hit Transcribe. Voiz works out what is being spoken on its own and sends the finished transcript to your inbox — nothing to configure, no tab to keep open.
Where single-language tools break
Most transcription tools ask you to pick one language before you upload, then force every word through it. A bilingual team call, an interview where someone quotes a phrase in another language, a family voice message that drifts between two — all of it comes back as guesswork. Voiz follows the switch instead of fighting it, so the transcript reads the way the conversation actually sounded.
50+ languages, detected automatically
Coverage includes every major European language, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. There is no language setting: Voiz identifies what is spoken in each recording, and can deliver a translation alongside the original transcript when you need one.
FAQ
- How do I transcribe a recording with more than one language?
- Upload the file, enter your email, and hit Transcribe. You do not select a language — Voiz detects the languages present and returns them in a single transcript.
- What if speakers switch language mid-sentence?
- That is the case this page exists for. Voiz follows code-switching within a sentence rather than forcing the recording into one language.
- Which languages are supported?
- 50+, including all major European languages, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Detection is automatic, so there is nothing to set before uploading.
- Can I get a translation as well as the original?
- Yes. The original-language transcript is what Voiz produces first; a translation can be delivered alongside it, so you keep both instead of losing the original wording.
- Does it label who is speaking?
- Yes — the transcript is labelled by speaker, so a multilingual group call reads as a dialogue rather than one block of text.
- How much does it cost?
- Recordings up to 15 minutes are free, up to 60 minutes in the last 30 days. Longer recordings: minute packs from $5. Minute packs pay for processing. Your existing balance stays available; minutes never expire. No subscription.
- I bought minutes — are short recordings paid now?
- No. Short recordings stay free until you use up 60 free minutes within 30 days.