Speech to text and text to speech for Windows

Speak it.
Hear it.

Turn spoken thoughts into text. Listen to selected or pasted words, highlighted as you go. Scriber brings both into one simple desktop app.

Speech to text

Let’s move the review to Thursday.

Text to speech

Let’s move the review to Thursday.

Example text, for illustration.

Two ways to work with words.

Speech to text.

Start with a keyboard shortcut and watch your words appear as you speak. Capture a note, shape an email or get the first draft out of your head. Copy the text when you’re ready.

Text to speech.

Give your eyes a break. Listen to text you select or paste into Read aloud, with natural voices and word highlighting. Change the pace or jump back ten seconds. If selection isn’t supported, just paste the passage.

A little polish, when you want it. Optional proofreading tidies your dictated text while keeping the original transcript, so you choose which version to use.

Your words, close at hand.

Scriber saves transcription and reading history on your PC, so you can return to a draft or pick up a reading where you left off. Each recording starts a new session. Copying your text keeps the original in place.

You choose when to delete your history.

Local history. Connected AI.

Speech and read-aloud text are processed by ElevenLabs. With proofreading enabled, transcript text is sent to Azure OpenAI. The AI features need an internet connection and your own provider API keys; provider charges may apply.

Text history stays on your device and isn’t synced by Scriber. Local text files are not encrypted. Windows Scriber doesn’t save microphone recordings to disk.

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