Word web version has the ability to convert audio files to text. Users will be able to convert audio files and speeches to text with the transcription feature.
Microsoft Word web version has the ability to convert audio files to text . Word has the ability to convert audio files and speech to text with the new feature. The new feature called transcription will save a lot of time. Details about the transcription feature added to the Word web version are in our news.
Microsoft added the transcription feature to the web version of the Word platform with the update it published . With this feature, users will be able to translate audio files and speech into text quickly and practically. Word will divide the conversations into sections and the user will be able to import any part or all of them into the document.
In order to use the new feature of the Word platform, the file you upload should not exceed 200 MB. You can transfer audio files with MP3, WAV, M4A or MP4 file extensions on your device to the web version of Word and convert them to text. The new feature will also be able to instantly convert speech to text. When we look at the video published by Microsoft, we see that this process happens very quickly.
The feature in the Word web version is planned to come to iOS and Android platforms very soon. It seems Microsoft has focused solely on the web and mobile versions. For this reason, we may not see the new feature in the Word desktop application. Let us state that the transcription feature, which will save a lot of time, currently only supports the English language.
Only Office 365 subscribers can use the new feature. Users are offered a 5-hour monthly time limit. It is stated that the monthly 5-hour limit is only for uploaded audio files. In other words, there is no time limit for recording audio via Word.
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