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Litteroi suomenkielinen ääni tekstiksi

Lataa haastattelu, luento tai ääniviesti ja saat muokattavan litteraatin aikaleimoineen. Suomi on valittu valmiiksi, ja voit kokeilla ilman tiliä.

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Näin muutat nauhoitteen tekstiksi

Napsauta latauskenttää ja valitse tiedosto: MP3, M4A, WAV, WhatsApp-ääniviesti tai MP4- tai MOV-video. Ääni erotetaan videosta automaattisesti. Voit myös nauhoittaa suoraan selaimessa mikrofonilla tai liittää YouTube- tai TikTok-linkin. Kieleksi on jo asetettu suomi, joten automaattisen tunnistuksen ei tarvitse arvata.

Valmis litteraatti on jaettu aikaleimattuihin kappaleisiin. Soitin korostaa juuri puhuttavan rivin, ja riviä napsauttamalla kuulet sen uudelleen ja voit korjata tekstin suoraan. Lopuksi vie litteraatti muodossa TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, VTT tai CSV. Voit kokeilla ilman rekisteröitymistä, ja ilmaisella tilillä litteraatti tallentuu.

Finnish writing conventions the model can miss

Finnish spelling follows sound closely, so most remaining errors are about how words are put together on the page. These are the points to check.

  • Compound words (yhdyssanat): työterveyshuolto, asiakaspalvelu and projektipäällikkö are one word. A split compound is the most common written error.
  • Colon before endings: abbreviations, numbers and foreign names take a colon before a case ending, as in SRT:ksi, 5:n, EU:ssa and 2020-luvulla with a hyphen.
  • Lowercase words: months, days, nationalities and languages are lowercase (marraskuu, maanantai, suomalainen, ruotsi).
  • Commas: a comma goes before että, joka, koska and kun when they start a clause, and fast speech often drops it.
  • Foreign names inflected in speech, such as Facebookissa or Teamsissä, may be spelled several ways in one transcript.

Numbers, dates and money

Edited Finnish text uses a decimal comma (3,5), a space between thousands (12 000) and the euro sign after the amount with a space (15 €). Dates are written 4.11.2026, times klo 14.30, and ordinals with a dot (3. kerros).

Spoken numbers are long and inflected, so kolmellasadallakahdellakymmenellä is easy to mishear and may come out as words. Convert the figures to digits where your style needs them, and check each one against the audio when amounts or dates matter.

Years and decades come with their own conventions: vuonna 2026, 1990-luvulla and 2020-luvun alussa, with a hyphen between the digits and the ending. Ordinals in speech, such as kolmas or kahdeskymmenes, are written with a dot after the digit (3., 20.). Phone numbers and personal identity codes are better written as digits and checked character by character.

Spoken Helsinki slang and nicknames for places, such as Hesa, Stadi or Tampesteri, may appear as said or be changed to the official name. For a verbatim research transcript keep them, and for a report use the official form so readers outside the region can follow.

Checklist before you publish

In Finnish research the level of detail is often agreed before transcription: sanatarkka (verbatim, with fillers and repetitions) or yleiskielistetty (converted to standard language). Decide which you need, then check:

  • Compounds are joined and colon endings are correct.
  • Months, days and nationalities are lowercase.
  • Spoken forms like mä oon are kept or standardized consistently, matching the chosen level.
  • Names of people, places and organizations are spelled correctly.
  • Euro amounts, dates and klo times use one format.
  • Swedish or English passages are checked by ear, since the file was transcribed as Finnish.

Typical Finnish recordings

Common uploads include gradu and väitöskirja interviews, focus groups, university luennot, kunnanvaltuusto meetings that municipalities stream, workplace palaverit that need a muistio, local podcasts, and family recordings used for sukututkimus. Remote interviews recorded in Teams or Zoom can be uploaded as the MP4 file the meeting app saves, and the audio is taken from the video. Lectures are best recorded close to the lecturer, since a recorder at the back of a hall picks up more room noise than speech.

Export DOCX for a muistio or thesis appendix, CSV for a timed spreadsheet when coding interviews, and SRT or VTT for subtitles. Timestamps and speaker names can be switched on or off per export, and speaker labels come with paid plans or a Minute Pack. Recordings are never used to train AI models.

FAQ

Suomi Audio to Text: questions, answered.

Onko litterointi ilmaista?+

Voit kokeilla ilman rekisteröitymistä. Luo ilmainen tili, jos haluat tallentaa litteraatin. Ilmaisen paketin rajat näkyvät tämän sivun hinnoitteluosiossa.

Kääntääkö RocketScribe litteraatin englanniksi?+

Ei, litteraatti on suomeksi. Litteraatissa on Google Kääntäjä -linkki ja AI prompt -vienti, joka kopioi tekstin valmiin ohjeen kanssa ChatGPT:hen, Claudeen tai Geminiin.

Can I get a strictly verbatim transcript?+

The transcript may keep or drop fillers such as niinku and tota. For sanatarkka litterointi, add missing fillers and repetitions during review.

Does it handle the colon before case endings?+

Not always. Check abbreviations and numbers with endings, such as EU:ssa or 5:n, during review.

Can I transcribe a council meeting video?+

Yes. Upload the video or paste a YouTube link. Audio is extracted, and DOCX is the easiest export for minutes.

What if the speaker uses Finland Swedish?+

Select Swedish in the upload box for a recording that is mainly in Swedish. Each file is transcribed in one language.

Do I need an account?+

No. You can transcribe one file right away without signing up. A free account then gives you 3 files a day (120 minutes a month) and keeps your transcripts: the file you transcribed before signing up moves into the account.

Which formats are supported?+

Any common audio or video file: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV and more. We extract the audio from video automatically.

How accurate is it?+

On clear recordings expect accuracy comparable to leading transcription services. Background noise, crosstalk and heavy accents reduce it, as they do everywhere.

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