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Filipino (Tagalog) audio to text

Upload a Filipino or Taglish recording and read it back as text split by speaker. Free accounts read the first 15 min of each file.

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Set to Filipino for this page. Change it if your file is in another language.

Free: read the first 15 min of each file · up to 5 h · 512 MB

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Sample output

00:00 Maria Magandang umaga sa lahat. Simulan na natin ang meeting, ha.

00:05 Paolo Sige. Tapos na ang draft ng proposal, pero kulang pa ang budget ng marketing.

00:11 Maria Kailan natin makukuha ang final na numero galing sa finance?

00:17 Paolo Baka sa Huwebes pa. Aayusin ko muna ang schedule ng presentation.

00:23 Maria Okay lang. Pakisabihan mo na rin si Ate Joy tungkol diyan.

00:29 Paolo Sige, ite-text ko siya mamaya pagkatapos ng tanghalian.

Pinag-usapan nina Maria at Paolo ang draft ng proposal at ang kulang na budget ng marketing. Hinihintay pa ang final na numero mula sa finance, kaya aayusin muna ni Paolo ang schedule ng presentation.

  1. 00:00 Draft ng proposal
  2. 00:11 Budget mula sa finance
  3. 00:23 Pagsabi kay Ate Joy
1
00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:04,400
Maria: Magandang umaga sa lahat. Simulan na natin ang meeting, ha.

2
00:00:05,000 --> 00:00:10,200
Paolo: Sige. Tapos na ang draft ng proposal, pero kulang pa ang budget ng marketing.

3
00:00:11,000 --> 00:00:15,400
Maria: Kailan natin makukuha ang final na numero galing sa finance?

4
00:00:17,000 --> 00:00:21,600
Paolo: Baka sa Huwebes pa. Aayusin ko muna ang schedule ng presentation.

5
00:00:23,000 --> 00:00:27,200
Maria: Okay lang. Pakisabihan mo na rin si Ate Joy tungkol diyan.

6
00:00:29,000 --> 00:00:32,400
Paolo: Sige, ite-text ko siya mamaya pagkatapos ng tanghalian.
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  • Speech in 55 languages, or automatic language detection
  • An AI summary and chapters you can jump between
  • Download as TXT, SRT, VTT, Word (DOCX), with subtitles timed to the spoken words
  • Video files too: only the audio track uploads
  • Filler words and repeats removed or kept, your choice

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  • The whole transcript of every file, not only the first 15 min
  • 50 h of file transcription a month, with no daily file limit
  • Downloads of the whole transcript as TXT, SRT, VTT, Word (DOCX)

$15.99 a month, or $12.99 a month billed yearly

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How it works

  1. Choose a Filipino recording: an online class, a thesis interview or a saved voice message.
  2. Filipino is already selected; press Transcribe, or switch to Cebuano or English first.
  3. Read the transcript by speaker, or download it as SRT subtitles for your editor.

Tagalog, Taglish and English spellings

The picker entry is Filipino, the national language built on Tagalog, so it is the one to choose for Tagalog recordings from Metro Manila or the provinces around it and for Filipino as it is spoken elsewhere in the country. The transcript is written in the Latin alphabet in ordinary Filipino spelling, and it stays in Filipino: nothing is translated into English.

Most everyday Tagalog is Taglish. In our own short test, English loanwords came back in English spelling: a speaker who said badyet or iskedyul got budget and schedule in the transcript. Expect the same for words like meeting, deadline or presentation. Automatic detection picks one language for the whole file, so keep the picker on Filipino when Tagalog carries the conversation, and switch to English only when English does.

The recordings people bring are online classes, thesis interviews for qualitative research, church talks, and voice messages from family working abroad. Messenger lists Tagalog for its own Transcribe option, which it is still introducing gradually, and as of now WhatsApp's published list doesn't include Filipino. Either way, a recording you have as a file can be uploaded here and kept in your Library. If the speakers use Cebuano (Bisaya), pick Cebuano, which has its own entry. SRT subtitles keep the Filipino text with times from the spoken words.

Free vs Sync Pro

FreeSync Pro
Readable transcriptFirst 15 min of each fileThe whole transcript
Transcription hours6 h in total50 h of uploads a month
Files per dayUp to 10No daily file limit
Longest and largest file5 h · 512 MB5 h · 512 MB
DownloadsTXT, SRT, VTT, Word (DOCX), first 15 minTXT, SRT, VTT, Word (DOCX)
PriceFree$15.99 a month, or $12.99 a month billed yearly

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Questions

What if my recording isn't in Filipino?

Choose the language that is spoken, for example Cebuano or English, or pick automatic detection. If the transcript sounds like another language, one click transcribes the file again in that language.

How are Taglish recordings handled?

Keep the picker on Filipino when most of the talk is Tagalog. English words mixed into Tagalog sentences stay in the transcript, and in our test even loanwords spoken the Tagalog way, such as badyet, came back as the English budget. A recording that is mostly English should use English.

Is Filipino the same as Tagalog here?

Yes. The list has one entry, Filipino, and it is the one to use for Tagalog. Other Philippine languages are different: Cebuano (Bisaya) has its own entry, while Ilocano, Hiligaynon and Waray aren't in the list.

Does WhatsApp transcribe Tagalog voice messages?

As of now, WhatsApp's published list of languages for its own voice message transcripts doesn't include Filipino. If you have the voice message as a file, upload it here and choose Filipino; the transcript is kept in your Library with speaker labels, a summary and chapters.

Is Filipino transcription free?

Yes, within the free limits: 6 h of transcription in total, up to 10 files a day, and the first 15 min of each transcript readable on the free plan. Sync Pro unlocks full transcripts.

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