Convert Turkish audio to text

Turkish has letters that careless tools mangle: the dotted and dotless i (i/ı) are different letters that change word meaning, and ğ, ş, ç, ö, ü carry real weight. Transcription here returns properly written Turkish — İstanbul, not Istanbul mangled — because the model transcribes Turkish as Turkish rather than forcing it through an English alphabet.

Turkish is agglutinative — single words carry what English says in a phrase (evlerinizden: "from your houses") — and the transcript preserves those long forms as the single words they are. Set the spoken language to Turkish before uploading; it matters more for Turkish than for English or Spanish.

The free tier — 60 minutes each month, files to half an hour, TXT export, no card — is enough to test your own audio. Paid plans add DOCX/PDF/SRT/VTT exports, and Pro adds stored English translation — useful for diaspora family recordings and research interviews where the audience reads English.