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# Audio Translation

Effortlessly convert audio files (mp3, wav…) into Text, enabling you to capture information from documents, lectures, or conversations with a single click. 

#### You can watch the tutorial video right below!

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OityJJk3XjE>" %}

**💡 Steps for audio translation:**&#x20;

**Step 1:** Upload or drag and drop your audio file (mp3, wav format)

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**Step 2:** Choose the original language and the translation language.

**Step 3:** Customize the **“Tone”,** **“Domain”,** **“Custom prompts”**, or **“My dictionary”** for video translation.&#x20;

**Step 4:** Click **"Translate now"** to begin the translation process.

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**Step 5:** Download the translated file.

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***Note:** You can access the **Translation History** page to download the translated audio file*

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