Chinese Audio to Text

Convert spoken Chinese in audio or video into accurate, editable text.

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MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV and more · up to 500 MB per file

Secure file encryptionAutomatic speaker identificationAI summaries and key points
Recognition settings
Audio language
Custom vocabularyImprove recognition of names and specialized terms

About this tool

Chinese audio can contain rapid conversation, domain-specific terms, and multiple speakers. ViiTor starts this page with Simplified Mandarin recognition selected and provides separate language options for Cantonese and Wu Chinese when the source recording requires them.

How it works

1

Upload the Chinese media

Add a local recording from a meeting, interview, lecture, or video production.

2

Choose the Chinese variety

Start with Mandarin Chinese, or switch to Cantonese or Wu Chinese in the existing selector.

3

Check words in context

Review timestamped segments and correct names or specialized Chinese terminology.

Common use cases

Chinese business meetings

Document decisions, speakers, and follow-up points from Mandarin discussions.

Media interviews

Turn recorded Chinese interviews into editable material for writers and editors.

Lectures and speeches

Create searchable Chinese notes from long presentations.

Mandarin podcasts

Prepare episode transcripts and content excerpts from spoken programs.

Transcription features

Mandarin default

The tool opens with zh-CN selected for Simplified Mandarin transcription.

Chinese variety options

Cantonese and Wu Chinese remain available in the same language selector.

Chinese text editing

Review the generated characters segment by segment alongside the media.

Upload common audio and video formats

Use MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV and other common media files up to 500 MB. The language selector remains available if your recording contains a different language.

Frequently asked questions

Does this page support Cantonese audio?

The page defaults to Mandarin Chinese, but you can switch to the Cantonese option before transcription.

Can it distinguish speakers in a Chinese meeting?

Yes. Enable speaker identification and set the expected speaker count.

Does Chinese audio become English text?

No. The current workflow transcribes Chinese speech as Chinese text; it is not a Chinese-to-English translation tool.

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