Upload Mandarin audio or video and automatically convert speech into editable Simplified Chinese text. Review your transcript with synchronized timestamps and speaker labels, correct names and terminology, create subtitles, and export SRT, VTT, TXT, PDF, or video—all in one workspace.
One connected Mandarin transcription workflow from recording to finished Chinese transcript, subtitles, and optional translation.
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Mandarin is the spoken language; Simplified Chinese is the writing system used for the transcript. If your audience reads Simplified Chinese, select it when you create the transcription so you do not need to convert characters afterward.
Many tools simply offer “Chinese” without making the writing system clear. Choosing the right output from the beginning keeps Mandarin speech-to-text cleaner and reduces unnecessary editing.
Mandarin is a spoken variety of Chinese, while Simplified Chinese is a writing system. A Mandarin recording can be transcribed using Simplified or Traditional Chinese characters depending on the intended audience.
Mandarin recordings often contain company names, product names, English acronyms, technical terminology, and specialist vocabulary that automatic speech recognition may interpret incorrectly.
Add preferred terms to Taption's AI personal dictionary, including employee and customer names, company and product names, organizations and locations, medical or legal terminology, academic vocabulary, technical terms, and English abbreviations used during Mandarin conversations.
When a term appears repeatedly, Replace All lets you correct every occurrence at once. Save the preferred spelling to your personal dictionary so you can reuse it in future projects.
Three steps inside one workspace. The recording, the transcript, the timing, and your terminology stay connected the whole way through.
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV, and other common audio or video formats — or import supported recordings from sources such as YouTube, Zoom, Google Drive, or a media link.
Choose a file or import from a connected source.
MP3 · WAV · M4A · MP4 · MOVSelect Simplified Chinese as your transcription output. Taption converts the Mandarin speech into editable text with punctuation, synchronized timestamps, subtitle segmentation, and speaker identification.
我们先确认今天的访谈主题。
接着整理名称和专业术语。
字幕时间会跟着录音同步。
Review the transcript while listening to your recording, correct names and terminology, and refine speaker labels. Then translate the content, create bilingual subtitles, and export the finished files your workflow requires.
我们先确认今天的访谈主题。
First, let's confirm today's interview topic.
Choose a file or import from a connected source.
MP3 · WAV · M4A · MP4 · MOV我们先确认今天的访谈主题。
接着整理名称和专业术语。
字幕时间会跟着录音同步。
我们先确认今天的访谈主题。
First, let's confirm today's interview topic.
Use one connected Mandarin audio-to-text workflow across meetings, research, education, and media production.
Convert Mandarin meetings into searchable Simplified Chinese transcripts with speaker labels and synchronized timestamps.
Transcribe Mandarin interviews into editable text for research, qualitative analysis, quoting, and review.
Convert lectures, webinars, presentations, and training recordings into Simplified Chinese transcripts and subtitles.
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Practical answers about Mandarin audio to text, speech to text, and Simplified Chinese output.
Upload your Mandarin audio or video, select Simplified Chinese as the transcription output, and Taption generates an editable transcript with timestamps and speaker labels. You can then review terminology, create subtitles, translate, and export.
Yes. Select Simplified Chinese when creating your transcription to generate editable text from your Mandarin recording.
No. Mandarin refers to a spoken language, while Simplified Chinese refers to a system of written Chinese characters. Mandarin speech can be transcribed into either Simplified or Traditional Chinese depending on the intended audience.
Yes. Choose the Chinese writing system that matches your audience. Use Simplified Chinese when you need Simplified output, or Traditional Chinese when your content is intended for Traditional Chinese readers.
Yes. Mandarin conversations often include English names, brands, abbreviations, and technical vocabulary. You can review these terms alongside your recording and save recurring terminology to your personal dictionary.
Yes. Taption supports common Mandarin audio and video formats including MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, and MOV, plus imports from sources such as YouTube, Zoom, Google Drive, or a media link.
Yes. Speaker identification separates different voices in meetings, interviews, and conversations. You can also rename generic labels such as “Speaker 1” with a person’s name or role.
Yes. Your transcript remains synchronized with the original recording, so you can refine timing and export supported subtitle formats such as SRT or VTT.
Yes. After reviewing the transcript, you can translate the content into supported languages, including English, and create bilingual subtitles while retaining the original timing.
Export SRT or VTT subtitles, TXT or PDF transcripts, FCPXML for Final Cut Pro, or an MP4 with subtitles burned in.
Convert Mandarin audio and video into Simplified Chinese transcripts and subtitles with synchronized timestamps, speaker identification, translation, and editing tools in one workspace.
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