Tagalog (Filipino) audio to text: transcribe Tagalog (Filipino) audio and video
Upload Tagalog (Filipino) (Tagalog) audio or video, or paste a link. The language is already set to Tagalog (Filipino). You get a transcript with speaker labels and timestamps that you can edit, export and translate.
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Which kinds of Tagalog (Filipino) it covers
- Tagalog
- Filipino as spoken in Manila
- Taglish (Tagalog with English)
One Tagalog setting covers Tagalog and Filipino. The language list shows it as Tagalog.
How Tagalog (Filipino) transcripts are written
Transcripts use Tagalog and Filipino spelling in Latin letters.
In our test on read sentences, the free preview came back with capitals and commas, while the account transcript began as lowercase text with no punctuation for the first sentences. Check the start of long files for sentence breaks.
What people transcribe in Tagalog (Filipino)
Call centre and support calls
Calls in Tagalog and Taglish come back with speaker labels and timestamps.
Vlogs and YouTube
Export SRT captions for Filipino videos and translate them to English.
Church and community
Services and community meetings become text you can share.
Tip for Tagalog (Filipino) recordings
Taglish is normal in Manila. Keep the Tagalog setting for mixed speech; for long English parts, Auto-detect can work better.
Translate a Tagalog (Filipino) transcript
Open a finished transcript in your dashboard, choose Translate and pick a target language from a list of 99+. You get the translated lines with their timestamps, and you can copy them or download TXT or SRT.
Translation needs an account. It is included on paid plans and the Weekly Pass, and with the first file on a free account.
Common choices from Tagalog (Filipino):
- Tagalog (Filipino) English
- Tagalog (Filipino) Spanish
- Tagalog (Filipino) Japanese
- Tagalog (Filipino) Korean
- Tagalog (Filipino) Chinese
- Tagalog (Filipino) Arabic
Want it in one step? Translate Audio and Translate Video transcribe and translate together, and Translate Subtitles works on an SRT or VTT file.
FAQ
Does it handle Taglish?
Use Tagalog for speech that is mostly Tagalog with English words. English words are written in English.
Is Filipino the same option?
Yes. Choose Tagalog for Filipino speech.
Is there a sample transcript on this page?
Not yet. We only publish samples made from audio we can confirm is in the public domain. We tested this language with our own test recordings, on both the free preview and a signed-in account, before adding the page.
Is the Tagalog (Filipino) transcription free?
Yes. Tagalog (Filipino) files run on our premium engine with speaker labels, up to 2 hours a month on a free account. You can transcribe up to 30 Tagalog (Filipino) files a day, up to 30 minutes each, for free, and your first file can run up to an hour. Reading, copying, the full editor and TXT downloads stay free. Action items, email drafts, AI summaries and DOCX, PDF, SRT, VTT and JSON downloads come with your first file, the Weekly Pass ($9.99 for 20 hours over 7 days) and paid plans. Full-length files from $8.33/mo billed yearly.
What Tagalog (Filipino) file formats are supported?
All common audio and video: MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV. Upload directly or paste a URL (YouTube, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.).