Translate Audio Recordings Into Any Language

Upload your audio, get a precise transcript in the original language, then translate it into the language you need — no separate app, no manual re-typing.

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If your interviews, sales calls, or research recordings aren't in English — or you need to hand a foreign-language call off to an English-speaking team — a transcript alone isn't enough. You need that transcript translated into a language your team can actually read and act on.

Transkio handles this in two steps, not one messy pipeline. Upload the audio and Transkio transcribes it accurately in its original spoken language first. Once that transcript is ready, request a translation into whichever language you need, and Transkio adds a translated text version alongside the original — same speakers, same structure, just readable in a new language.

Manual Translation Is Slow, and Text-Only Tools Don't Touch Audio

Hiring a human translator for a 45-minute interview can take days and cost more than the interview itself. Translation tools built for typed text don't handle audio at all — you'd have to transcribe it somewhere else first, copy the text into a translator, then reformat everything by hand before anyone could actually read it.

That hand-off between separate transcription and translation tools is where speaker labels, structure, and accuracy tend to get lost.

Transcribe First, Then Translate the Transcript — in the Same Place

Upload your audio file and Transkio transcribes it in the language it was spoken in, with speaker labels and clickable timestamps you can edit directly. From that finished transcript, choose a target language and Transkio generates a translated text version of the conversation — no re-uploading, no separate translation software, no copy-pasting between tools.

The translated output is a readable transcript, not a dubbed audio track or a translated caption file — built for reading, sharing in a report, or dropping into meeting notes.

What You Get

Accurate Original Transcript First

Every translation starts from a clean, speaker-labeled transcript in the source language, so you can check the original wording any time.

One-Click Translation Into Your Target Language

Once your transcript is ready, translating it into another language is a single follow-up action — available on the Pro plan and up.

Fully Editable, Before and After Translation

Click any line to jump the audio player to that moment, fix a misheard word, or rename a speaker — in the original transcript and the translated version.

Wide Language Coverage

Transkio supports 50+ languages for transcription and translation, covering most languages used in international business and research.

Built for Real Conversations

Works for foreign-language interviews, international sales and support calls, multilingual research sessions, and any recording your team needs in a language everyone can read.

No Round-Tripping Through Other Apps

Transcription and translation happen in the same project, so you never export audio to one tool and paste text into another.

See it work

See the Difference

A real example of how the same recording reads before and after Transkio.

Spanish supplier call, translated for an English-speaking team

Before — raw auto-captions

Necesitamos revisar el contrato antes del viernes y confirmar el precio final con el proveedor.

After — Transkio transcript

We need to review the contract before Friday and confirm the final price with the supplier.

Frequently asked questions

Which plan includes audio translation?

Translation is available starting on the Pro plan. The Free plan transcribes audio but does not include translation.

Can I export translated subtitles (SRT or VTT)?

Not yet. Translation currently produces a translated text transcript, which you can export as TXT (and DOCX or JSON depending on your plan). Subtitle exports (SRT/VTT) stay in the original spoken language — there's no translated caption file yet.

How accurate is the translation, and how many languages are supported?

Transkio supports 50+ languages. Translation accuracy depends on audio clarity and the specific language pair, and because the translated transcript is fully editable, you can correct any line before sharing it.

Do I upload my audio twice — once to transcribe and once to translate?

No. You upload once. Transkio transcribes the audio in its original language, and translation is a follow-up step you run on that same transcript — no second upload required.

What audio formats can I upload for translation?

Transkio accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS, and FLAC audio files. Upload one of these formats, transcribe as usual, then translate the resulting transcript into your target language.

Turn Any Recording Into a Translated Transcript

Upload your audio, get an accurate transcript, and translate it into the language your team reads. Free plan includes 60 trial minutes, no card required — upgrade when you need translation.

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Transcripts in minutes, not hours
50+ languages