- Tool
- Speech to Text
- Language
- Hebrew (עברית)
- Script
- Hebrew (right to left)
- Spoken in
- Israel
- Languages supported
- 43
- Price
- Included in Speechma Pro
Speech to Text in Hebrew: how it works
Speech to text turns Hebrew audio into written text with timestamps for every sentence. Upload a recording or video and get a transcript you can copy, edit or download as subtitles.
Hebrew is the official language of Israel. It was revived as a spoken language in the late 19th century and is written from right to left, usually without vowel marks. With about 9 million speakers, it is a large audience to reach.
What you can do with Speech to Text in Hebrew
- SubtitlesCreate SRT or VTT subtitles for Hebrew videos.
- TranscriptsTurn Hebrew interviews, lectures and meetings into text.
- Searchable notesFind any word in hours of Hebrew recordings.
How to use Speech to Text in Hebrew
- Upload the audioHebrew speech, up to 5 minutes, or paste a link.
- Choose HebrewPick the spoken language for the best accuracy.
- Copy or downloadPlain text, or SRT and VTT subtitles with timestamps.
Tips for the best Hebrew results
- Choose Hebrew as the spoken language for the best accuracy.
- Use audio with little background music or noise.
- One speaker at a time gives the cleanest transcript.
- Add vowel marks (niqqud) to names or words that could be read two ways.
- Write English brand names in Hebrew letters if you want an Israeli pronunciation.
Good to know
- Audio of up to 5 minutes is supported per file.
- Your audio is processed only to create the transcript.
- Download as plain text, SRT or VTT.
Ready-made Hebrew voices
Prefer a ready voice? These Hebrew voices work in Text to Speech straight away:
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