Translate Tagalog Audio to English Online
Upload Tagalog audio or video and get the Tagalog transcript plus its English translation
No account? The first 30 minutes of any file are free. Create a free account for premium on your first file.
Upload a Tagalog or Filipino recording, or paste a link, and you get the Tagalog transcript and its English translation. The first 30 minutes of a file are free with no signup. It works on recordings such as voice messages, calls and videos, not on a live conversation.
Why translate Tagalog recordings here
Original and translation
You keep the Tagalog transcript and get the English text, so you can check any line against what was said.
Files and links
MP3, M4A, WAV, voice messages, MP4 and MOV files, or a YouTube, Vimeo or other video link.
Subtitles too
Download the English text as SRT or VTT to put English subtitles on a video.
Timestamps
Each line of the transcript has a time, so you can find the moment in the recording.
How it works
Upload or paste a link
Add the Tagalog recording. The languages are already set.
Transcribe and translate
The Tagalog speech is written out, then translated into English.
Read and download
Compare the two texts and download the English version.
Tagalog to English audio translation: a short guide
How to translate Tagalog audio to English
- Upload the recording or paste its link. Tagalog is already set as the source and English as the target.
- Wait for the transcript. An hour of audio is usually ready in a few minutes.
- Read the English translation next to the Tagalog original and fix names and numbers.
- Copy the text, or sign in to download it as TXT, or as SRT and VTT subtitles for a video.
Taglish and regional languages
Many recordings mix Tagalog and English (Taglish). Set the source to Tagalog so the engine expects Tagalog first; the English words are kept as they were said, and the translation fills in the Tagalog parts.
Cebuano, Ilocano and other Philippine languages are different languages from Tagalog. A recording in one of them may come back with more mistakes, so check a short file first.
What people translate
| You have | You get |
|---|---|
| A voice message from family | Read it in English |
| A call with a team or a client in the Philippines | English notes with the original next to them |
| A Filipino video or vlog | English subtitles as SRT or VTT |
| An interview for research | An English transcript you can quote |
Recordings, not live speech
This translates recordings: a voice message, a call, a lecture, a video. It does not translate a live conversation while you speak, so record first, then upload the file.
Machine translation is good for understanding a recording and for a first draft. For anything legal, medical or official, have a fluent speaker check it before you rely on it.
What it costs
Without an account, the first 30 minutes of a file are transcribed and translated free. A free account takes files up to 30 minutes, and your first file can run up to 60 minutes. Translating a finished transcript again from your dashboard works on your first file with a free account, and on every file with a paid plan, the Weekly Pass or a minutes top-up.
Frequently asked questions
Without an account, the first 30 minutes of a file are transcribed and translated free. A free account takes files up to 30 minutes, and your first file can run up to 60 minutes. Translating a finished transcript again from your dashboard works on your first file with a free account, and on every file with a paid plan, the Weekly Pass or a minutes top-up.
This translates recordings: a voice message, a call, a lecture, a video. It does not translate a live conversation while you speak, so record first, then upload the file.
It depends most on the recording: clear speech close to the microphone gives the best Tagalog transcript, and the translation can only be as good as that transcript. Machine translation is good for understanding a recording and for a first draft. For anything legal, medical or official, have a fluent speaker check it before you rely on it.
Yes. Download the English text as SRT or VTT and upload it to YouTube or your video player, or burn it into the video with Add Subtitles to Video.
Yes. Both language menus stay open, so you can change the source or the target before you start. The main Translate Audio tool covers 99+ languages.
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