We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Privacy policy
Automatically convert your audio and video to text using our high-end AI engines.
Let our transcribers perfect your text.
Add subtitles and captions to your videos automatically using our subtitle generator.
Original captions or translated subtitles are created and edited by our subtitlers.
Translated subtitles of unparalleled quality.
Add our Speech-to-text API to your stack and/or request a tailored model.
For policy makers, public organizations, and NGOs.
For doctors, patient notes, medical research interviews.
For law firms, courts, and compliance teams.
For filmmakers, production companies, and TV networks.
For universities, e-learning platforms, and schools.
For accessible content and compliance with accessibility regulations.
For easier search and quoting of key information.
For better SEO, accessibility, and repurposing podcast content.
For faster analysis and easier reporting of research findings.
Explore the world of Transcription and Subtitles.
Read how Amberscript helps customers achieve their business goals.
Find the answer on all questions you might have when working with Amberscript.
Learn more about our integration partners.
Get in touch and we will answer your questions.
We make audio accessible.
AMSTERDAM – During his studies, Peter-Paul de Leeuw experienced how frustrating it is to transcribe spoken recordings manually. For English conversations, good software was available that automatically converted speech to text. Not so for the smaller European languages. De Leeuw decided to do it himself.
The result is the transcription service Amberscript. At the end of last year, the service came out on top in a test by journalists’ magazine VillaMedia of five apps that convert Dutch spoken text into the written word. However, the service is not 100% accurate yet.
“With professional audio recordings, it goes up to about 95%,” says De Leeuw. “But recordings via a smartphone in a noisy café are almost useless.” He hopes to overcome the latter by allowing customers to use a microphone. “We’re working on a test right now.”
You’ve subscribed to our newsletter. If at any time you want to unsubscribe, you can do so by clicking on “Unsubscribe” in the newsletter. You can also unsubscribe by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. We will then unsubscribe you manually.
