OPUS to Text Converter

Any .opus file — Telegram, Discord, or browser recording. Drop it in, get the OPUS to text transcript back.

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Supports mp3, wav, m4a, flac, aac, ogg, opus, webm, amr, wma, mp4, mov, avi, mkv

Key Features of Our OPUS to Text Converter

Direct OPUS Support

Upload the .opus file straight away. No conversion to MP3 or WAV first. The OPUS to text converter reads the file as-is, whether it came from a voice message, a chat-app export, a desktop recorder, or a browser recording.

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OPUS file uploaded straight to the transcription tool

Multi-Speaker Detection

If your OPUS file has more than one voice — an interview, a meeting, a recorded call — the OPUS to text converter labels each speaker on its own block. Every block shows who spoke and when. Find a quote in seconds instead of replaying the file end to end.

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OPUS transcript with each speaker labeled and timestamps shown

Leading Accuracy

OPUS files often come from voice messages and short recordings — accents, background noise, overlapping voices. The OPUS to text engine handles those conditions without falling apart. Names, numbers, and product terms come through clearly. The first draft is close enough to use right away, with a light edit only where it matters.

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Clean OPUS transcript with names and numbers captured correctly

Seven Ways to Export

Pick the format your next step needs. SRT and VTT for video subtitles. DOCX for reports. PDF for sharing. CSV for spreadsheet review. Markdown for writing apps. TXT for plain notes. One OPUS file, seven export options.

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Transcript fanning out into multiple export formats

90+ Language Recognition

The OPUS to text converter works in more than 90 languages, not just English. Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, and many more. Pick the language before you upload, or leave auto-detect on and the engine finds it from the audio.

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Language selector with auto-detect on

How to Convert OPUS to Text

01
Upload your OPUS file

Drag the .opus file from your downloads or desktop into the upload area. One file or a stack — both work.

02
Pick the language

Tell the OPUS to text engine what's spoken in the recording, or leave it on auto-detect. Turn on speaker labels if more than one voice is on the file.

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Run OPUS to text

Click the Transcribe button. The engine reads the OPUS end-to-end and writes out the transcript while you do something else — switch tabs, refill your coffee, walk away.

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Review and export

When the OPUS to text transcript is ready, scan it for any names or words that came back wrong, fix those spots, then save in the format your next tool expects.

Why Choose Our OPUS to Text Converter

OPUS TO TEXT CONVERTER
  • OPUS files accepted as-is

    Upload the original .opus file. No need to convert it first.

  • Multi-speaker detection

    OPUS interviews and recorded calls come back with each speaker labeled.

  • 7 export formats

    TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, CSV, DOCX, and PDF. Pick the one you need.

  • 90+ languages

    English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and many more. Auto-detect works too.

  • Long files in one go

    Up to 10 hours and 5 GB per OPUS file. No need to split it first.

OTHER TOOLS
  • Make you convert OPUS to MP3 first

    Force you to run a separate format converter before transcribing.

  • Skip speaker labels

    You get a wall of text where every voice runs together. Hard to find quotes.

  • Export TXT only

    No SRT or VTT for subtitles. No DOCX for reports. No CSV for review.

  • English only or limited languages

    Few languages supported, with weak accuracy on non-English audio.

  • Strict file size limits

    You have to split the recording into small pieces before upload.

OPUS to Text — Frequently Asked Questions

What is an .opus file?

A .opus file is a small, voice-friendly audio file you most often get from chat apps and browser recordings. Telegram saves voice messages as .opus. Discord uses it for voice clips. Some Signal and WhatsApp exports are .opus too. If your file ends in `.opus`, that's the one.

How do I convert OPUS to text?

Drop the .opus file onto this page — the OPUS to text converter takes it directly, no MP3 conversion step in between. Set the spoken language (or let auto-detect handle it), turn on speaker labels if there are multiple voices, then click Transcribe. Download the transcript when the engine finishes.

Is the OPUS to text converter free?

Yes — start the conversion in your browser without signing up, no install required. Create a free account to unlock more free credits. For longer files or heavier use, subscribe to a paid plan.

Can I upload Telegram or Discord voice messages directly?

Yes. In Telegram or Discord, save the voice clip as a file. Drop it onto this page and click Transcribe — we accept the .opus file directly, no format change needed.

Do I need to convert OPUS to MP3 first?

No. The OPUS to text converter reads .opus files directly. Upload the original — no extra conversion step in the middle.

What file size and length can I upload?

A single OPUS file can run up to 10 hours and 5 GB. Lectures, podcasts, and full meetings fit without splitting. Very large files take a bit more processing time.

What export formats can I download?

Seven options: TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, CSV, DOCX, and PDF. Pick the one your next tool expects — SRT or VTT to power video subtitles, DOCX or PDF for sharing, CSV when you want to review row by row.

Can I edit the OPUS transcript?

Yes. Voice messages and chat-app recordings often contain names, slang, or product terms the AI might get wrong. Open the transcript, fix those spots in seconds, then export. The clean version is what you keep.

Start Your OPUS to Text Conversion

Stop replaying the voice message to catch what was said. Drop the .opus file in once, get the OPUS to text transcript back.