handled here — the engine takes 99+ languages
Ukrainian audio
Transcribe Ukrainian audio to text
Transcribe Ukrainian audio to text: our engine handles 99+ languages, not Ukrainian. Who lists Ukrainian among its languages, and what they charge, read on 22 October 2026.
3 files a day up to 30 minutes, free99+ languagesSpeaker separation and timestamps
In short
Ukrainian is not one of our 99+ languages. Transcribsi transcribes 99+ languages, 30 minutes per file, no minute limit, $0 for 3 files a day. HappyScribe, Sonix and TurboScribe each list Ukrainian among 150+, 54+ and 98+ languages.
The case
Two alphabets, one engine
Ukrainian writes in the same alphabet as Russian, and that is exactly why a page like this one exists: the letters look familiar, the language is not. Our engine was built and tuned for 99+ languages, so we do not read Ukrainian speech. What we do read is the 99+ languages in the same interview, the part a Ukrainian team actually needs in writing.
Ukrainian audio, our 99+ languages, and the market
HappyScribe (150+ languages), Sonix (54+), TurboScribe (98+)
HappyScribe Basic $8.50 a month paid yearly; Sonix $10 an hour or Core $25 a month; TurboScribe $10 a month paid yearly
99+ languages: up to 30 minutes per file on the free plan, no minute limit on Pro, $0 for 3 files a day
How to handle a Ukrainian recording
- 1
Check what the speakers use
A Ukrainian interview is often carried out in any of the any of the 99+ languages. That part we take; the Ukrainian sentences we do not.
- 2
Keep the two apart
Upload the segments you want written out. The recording language is detected automatically.
- 3
Send Ukrainian speech elsewhere
HappyScribe lists Ukrainian among 150+ languages, Sonix among 54+, TurboScribe among 98%. Their pages carry the prices.
- 4
Look for the switched words
When a conversation jumps between languages, the words that move with the speaker are the ones worth checking by ear.
Tips
Alphabets are not languages.
Split the file by the language actually spoken.
Check the places where the speaker switches.
Three files a day on the free plan.
Questions this page answers
Is Ukrainian one of the languages you support?
No. 99+ languages are the two we run, and the selector offers those plus automatic detection. Nothing else is claimed, and nothing else is tested.
Do Ukrainian and Russian files behave the same way?
They do not. The letters are not the test, the speech is. A Ukrainian file sent to a Russian-tuned engine comes back wrong, which is why we say no instead of trying.
Who handles Ukrainian audio?
HappyScribe lists Ukrainian among 150+ languages, Sonix among 54+, TurboScribe among 98+. Their language and pricing pages were read on 22 October 2026.
Can I still get timecodes and speaker labels?
Yes, on the files we do handle: every line carries the time it starts and ends, and the speakers are named separately on request.
Related pages
- Languages we can transcribeWhich languages our engine takes, with the code of each and whether the language is detected automatically.
- Transcribe English audio to textWhat an English file gets: timecodes, speakers, six formats.
- Transcribe Swedish audio to textThe same question for a language we also do not cover.
- Transcribe a podcast episode to textA long interview with more than one voice.
Sources
- HHappyScribe — supported languages, read 22 October 2026happyscribe.com · checked 22 October 2026
- HHappyScribe — pricing, read 22 October 2026happyscribe.com · checked 22 October 2026
- SSonix — llms.txt, read 21 October 2026sonix.ai · checked 21 October 2026
- SSonix — pricing, read 21 October 2026sonix.ai · checked 21 October 2026
- TTurboScribe — pricing, read 21 October 2026turboscribe.ai · checked 21 October 2026
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