
Transcribe audio in 90+ languages
Interviews, podcasts, lectures, and voice notes spoken in the language they were recorded. MixTranslate transcribes 90+ spoken languages so translation starts from the words that were actually said.
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Upload a recording. MixTranslate transcribes speech in 90+ languages, then translates it into 150+ languages as clean text or timestamped subtitles — without hopping between tools.

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Why MixTranslate
Most audio tools stop at a transcript. MixTranslate transcribes first, lets you fix names and jargon, then translates into text or SRT with the model and terminology you choose.

Interviews, podcasts, lectures, and voice notes spoken in the language they were recorded. MixTranslate transcribes 90+ spoken languages so translation starts from the words that were actually said.
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The transcript is only the start. Send it into 150+ target languages for the audience that needs to read it — the same glossary and model controls you already use for text.
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WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG, and WebM — recordings, voice notes, podcasts, and exports from your phone. No converting, no re-saving. If it is audio, you can transcribe it.
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Need a readable draft? Translate to text. Need captions for a video? Translate to SRT with the original timing intact — ready to drop into your editor.
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Keep the source line and the translation together in the same subtitle cue. Learners, international audiences, and reviewers see both languages without juggling two files.
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Names, product terms, and filler words are cheaper to fix before translation. Turn on Edit first, correct the transcript, then translate from a draft you already trust.
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One model missed the tone? Switch and rerun. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, and more sit behind the same translation step, so you are never stuck with a single reading.
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Build a glossary for brand names, people, and technical terms so every translation renders them the same way. Then set the tone — formal, friendly, or publish-ready — without rewriting the draft yourself.
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A podcast in Spanish, a lecture in Japanese, a support call you need in English. Upload the audio and get a transcript — then a translation — ready to publish or file.
Publish show notes, guest quotes, and translated recaps from the same recording. Edit names first so the translation does not invent a new spelling every episode.
Export timestamped SRT for YouTube, courses, and social clips. Bilingual cues keep the original line on screen for learners and international viewers.
Turn a recorded standup or client call into notes your team can search — then translate the action items for the people who were not in the room.
Students should not have to rewatch a 90-minute lecture to catch one term. Transcribe, translate, and share a readable draft or captions for the next cohort.
Pull the exact words a customer used, then translate them for the specialist who can fix the issue. Glossary keeps product names consistent across every ticket.
Journalists, researchers, and travelers record first and write later. MixTranslate turns the file into a transcript you can edit, then a translation you can quote.
How to use it
Drop in a recording, review the transcript, and get text or subtitles you can use immediately.
WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG, or WebM — interviews, lectures, voice notes, anything with speech. Drop the file in and pick your target language.
MixTranslate transcribes the recording in 90+ languages. Turn on Edit first to fix names and jargon before anything is translated.
Choose To Text for a readable draft or To SRT for timestamped captions. Switch models, add a glossary, and download the result.
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Everything you need to know before your first audio translation, answered in plain English.