Transcribe audio to text and get the summary done for you
Record your class or meeting, or import audio you already have. Voicence writes it all down, shows who said what and sums up the main points.
Free to start. For Android and iPhone. Watch the app in action
How it works
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Record or import
Tap record, pick an audio or video file from your phone, or paste a YouTube video link.
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Get the text
Choose the language of the recording and the transcript arrives in a few minutes, with each speaker separated.
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Summarize and study
Read the summary, create a quiz and flashcards from the text, and export everything as a PDF.
What you get from every recording
A transcript that shows who said what
The app identifies the speakers and separates each line. You name each person, fix the text and tap any passage to hear it again.
A summary with key points and action items
Instead of rereading an hour of conversation, you read what matters: what was said, what was decided and what each person agreed to do.
Quiz and flashcards made from your own class
The questions come from what you recorded. You choose how many and how hard, and review the material before the exam.
A PDF to keep or send
Choose what goes in the file: the transcript, the summary and your notes. Then just share it with your class or your team.
A mind map of the recording's topics
The app organizes the content into a mind map, with one branch for each topic. You edit the branches and share the map as an image.
Turn any text into audio with natural-sounding voices
Write or paste text, import a document, take a photo of a page or use the link to an article. You pick the narrator and Voicence creates the audio.
Where does your text come from?
- Write Type from scratch
- Paste from clipboard Uses the text you copied
- Import document PDF, Word, ePub, TXT, ODT, PowerPoint…
- Photo or scan Reads text from images and pages
- Link to an article Extracts the text from the page
The audio lands in your list as a recording, with the transcript synced word by word. You can listen, get a summary, quiz and flashcards, and export a PDF. Narrators speak over 50 languages, and you can hear each voice before you choose.
How to turn text into speechMade for what you record
Classes and studying
Leave the class recording and review later with the text in hand, a summary of the material and flashcards.
How to transcribe a lectureMeetings
The meeting turns into minutes without anyone typing: who spoke, what was decided and what was left for later.
How to write meeting minutesInterviews and content
Interviews, podcasts and YouTube videos become text that's ready to read and quote.
How to transcribe a YouTube videoWhich languages does Voicence transcribe?
Dozens of languages, including Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Hindi. You choose the language of the recording before transcribing.
What does the summary include?
A paragraph with the essentials, the key points, the action items and the topics of the recording. Tap a topic to hear that part.
How do I turn text into audio?
Tap the record button and choose Text to audio. Write or paste the text, import a document (PDF, Word, ePub, PowerPoint, TXT and more), take a photo of a page or paste the link to an article. Review the text, pick a narrator and confirm. The audio is ready in moments.
Is Voicence free?
Downloading, recording and listening are free. Transcription uses coins: 1 coin per minute of audio. Summaries, quizzes and flashcards don't use coins.
Where are my recordings stored?
Recordings stay on your device. When you request a transcription, the audio is sent to the server to be processed and is deleted right after. The transcription text stays stored on the server, linked to your account.
Which devices does Voicence work on?
Phones with Android 7.0 or later, and iPhone and iPad with iOS 16 or later.
Your next recording can already become text
Download Voicence, record or import audio and read the transcript in a few minutes.