How to Transcribe WhatsApp Voice Messages to Text
Follow these quick steps on iPhone or Android. No plugins required.
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iPhone
- Long-press the voice message → Forward → Save to Files.
- Open Sondeas in your browser → Upload the file.
- Choose Language or auto-detect → Transcribe.
- Use Translate if needed → Copy or share the text.
Android
- Tap the message menu ⋮ → Share → save to device or Drive.
- Open Sondeas → Upload.
- Choose language → Transcribe → Translate if needed.
- Copy or share when you’re done.
Tips
- For long chats, forward the voice message to yourself and save from the media gallery.
- If you get an OPUS file, upload it as-is; converting to M4A/MP3 is optional.
Why use Sondeas
- Fast transcript with punctuation.
- Translate into 100 languages straight from the note editor.
- Copy, share, or keep editing with rewrite tools.
FAQ
- Do I need a desktop?
- No. The guide works in mobile browsers too.
- Can I translate to multiple languages?
- Yes. Run translations one after another and copy or share each version from the note history.
- Is the audio stored?
- You control sharing and deletion from within Sondeas.
Troubleshooting
- If the file downloads as .opus, upload it directly—no conversion needed.
- If you cannot find the Save option, forward the voice message to an email or Files app first.
- If a transcription fails, tap Retry or download the preserved recording before re-uploading.
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