Greek audio to text: transcribe recordings and video online
Turn Greek audio to text by uploading a recording in Greek or pasting a YouTube link. Audiotexta returns a transcript with punctuation, timestamps and speaker labels in minutes, ready to edit, summarise, translate and export.
Greek is spoken by roughly 13 million people, mainly in Greece and Cyprus, which is why it is a first-class language in modern speech models rather than an afterthought.
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MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV · up to 5 GB on Pro
Free plan: files up to 30 minutes, 120 minutes a month. No account needed. By uploading you agree to the terms and the privacy policy.
What you get from a Greek transcript
| Text | Sentences with punctuation and paragraphs, not a wall of words |
|---|---|
| Timestamps | Per segment, and per word in the editor for click-to-seek |
| Speakers | Automatic speaker separation with rename-once labels |
| Export | TXT, DOCX, PDF, Markdown, SRT, VTT, CSV, JSON |
| Insights | Summary, chapters, key points and action items (Pro) |
| Translation | Into English or any of 50+ languages, next to the original |
Example: a short Greek transcript
A fragment of a demo meeting recording, as it appears in the editor: timestamps on every segment and speakers labelled automatically.
Speaker 1Ευχαριστώ που ήρθατε. Ας ξεκινήσουμε με τα νούμερα του προηγούμενου τριμήνου.
Speaker 2Τα έσοδα αυξήθηκαν έντεκα τοις εκατό, κυρίως χάρη στη νέα συνδρομή.
Speaker 1Ωραία. Τι εμποδίζει ακόμα την κυκλοφορία της εφαρμογής;
Speaker 2Δύο σφάλματα στο ανέβασμα αρχείων. Θα διορθωθούν μέχρι την Παρασκευή.
How to transcribe Greek audio in three steps
- Upload the file (MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, MP4, MOV, WebM and more) or paste a link
- Choose Greek as the language, or leave detection on if the recording mixes languages
- Review in the editor, rename speakers, export or translate
Accuracy for Greek: what to expect
Greek is well supported. Clean recordings come back with few errors; noisy rooms, strong accents and crosstalk add corrections, which the editor makes quick to fix.
Accented letters and special characters are written correctly in the output; export to DOCX or PDF keeps them intact.
How to get a better Greek transcript
- Record close to the speakers; a phone on the table beats a laptop microphone across the room.
- Add names, products and jargon to the custom vocabulary before uploading.
- Pick the Precise mode for interviews and legal or medical material; Fast is fine for notes.
- Keep speaker separation on for meetings and interviews; turn it off for monologues to save a few seconds.
Translate the Greek transcript
After transcription, translate the whole text into English or 50+ other languages with one click. The translation appears next to the original with the same timestamps, so subtitles and bilingual minutes take no extra work.
What it costs
Free: 120 minutes a month, files up to 30 minutes, timestamps and speaker labels included, no card required.
Pro: €12 a month for 3000 minutes, files up to 10 hours, AI summary and chapters, translation, DOCX and PDF export, API access.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Greek transcription free?
The free plan includes 120 minutes a month with timestamps and speaker labels and no card. Longer files, AI summaries and translation are on Pro.
How accurate is Greek speech recognition?
On a clean recording, most sentences come back correct; names, numbers and overlapping speech are where you will edit. The editor highlights words as the audio plays so corrections take seconds.
Can the service tell speakers apart in Greek?
Yes. Speaker separation works independently of the language. Rename 'Speaker 1' once and the name is applied to the whole file.
What if the recording mixes Greek with another language?
Leave the language on auto. Each segment is transcribed in the language it was spoken in; you can translate everything into one language afterwards.
Which formats and sources are supported?
Audio: MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, Opus, FLAC, AAC. Video: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV. Links: YouTube, Vimeo and direct media URLs. Meetings: live via the browser extension.
What happens to my Greek audio?
Files are deleted after the retention period you choose, and your content is never used to train models.