- Tool
- Speech to Text
- Language
- Thai (ไทย)
- Script
- Thai
- Spoken in
- Thailand
- Languages supported
- 43
- Price
- Included in Speechma Pro
Speech to Text in Thai: how it works
Speech to text turns Thai 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.
Thai is the official language of Thailand. It has five tones and its own script, and words are written without spaces between them. With about 61 million speakers, it is a large audience to reach.
What you can do with Speech to Text in Thai
- SubtitlesCreate SRT or VTT subtitles for Thai videos.
- TranscriptsTurn Thai interviews, lectures and meetings into text.
- Searchable notesFind any word in hours of Thai recordings.
How to use Speech to Text in Thai
- Upload the audioThai speech, up to 5 minutes, or paste a link.
- Choose ThaiPick the spoken language for the best accuracy.
- Copy or downloadPlain text, or SRT and VTT subtitles with timestamps.
Tips for the best Thai results
- Choose Thai 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.
- Thai is written without spaces between words; add a space where you want a pause.
- Polite particles (ครับ / ค่ะ) should match the gender of the voice.
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 Thai voices
Prefer a ready voice? These Thai voices work in Text to Speech straight away:
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