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Thai · Thai script

Transcribe Thai audio to text

Thai (ไทย) is spoken mainly in Thailand and written in Thai script. Upload a recording — lecture, interview, voice message or meeting — and get a searchable transcript with timestamps in a few minutes.

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How well Thai works on Sprechverlauf

Thai works in the free trial: three transcriptions of up to 10 minutes per calendar month, no account, as text with timestamps. It runs on Whisper Large v3 Turbo, a model trained on roughly 100 languages.

With a day pass, credit or Pro, Microsoft MAI-Transcribe-2 takes over. It separates speakers, so the transcript shows who said what — useful for interviews, meetings and conversations in Thai. Microsoft reports an average word error rate of 5.2% across the model's 60 languages (FLEURS benchmark); individual languages score above or below that.

What matters for Thai

Thai is a tonal language: the same syllable changes meaning with pitch. That makes a clean recording especially important — reverb, background music or heavy compression blur exactly the pitch contours the meaning depends on.

Written Thai does not put spaces between words. The model decides where words begin and end, so it is worth checking technical terms and names in the transcript.

Tips for better Thai transcripts

  • In step two, pick "Thai" instead of automatic detection if the recording is short or starts with music.
  • Record close to the microphone; a clip-on mic beats a built-in laptop mic by a wide margin.
  • Overlapping speech hurts every recognizer. Short pauses between speakers help more than any editing afterwards.
  • Check names, numbers and technical terms: click a timestamp to hear that exact passage.

Frequently asked questions

Can I transcribe Thai for free?+

Yes. The free trial transcribes Thai without an account: three files of up to 10 minutes per calendar month, as text with timestamps. Longer files and speaker separation start at €2.99, no subscription.

Does Sprechverlauf separate speakers in Thai?+

Yes, with a plan. Microsoft MAI-Transcribe-2 separates speakers in Thai too; the transcript then shows "Speaker 1", "Speaker 2" and so on. The free trial gives plain text.

Do I have to select Thai before starting?+

No, the language is detected automatically. Selecting it helps with very short recordings.

Which files can I upload?+

MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG/Opus, FLAC, WebM, AAC, MP4, MOV — upload up to 100 MB or paste a direct link to the audio file. Download the result as Word, PDF, TXT, SRT or VTT.