Korean Speech to Text
LiveToka transcribes spoken Korean into Hangul as people speak and can translate each sentence into English or another language right away. No app to install — open the page, allow the microphone and start.
New accounts get 10 free minutes. Sign in with Google — no credit card required.
Korean transcription: what to expect
- Transcripts are written in Hangul with spacing and punctuation, ready to copy into notes or documents.
- Korean speech often drops subjects and uses sentence endings to carry tone; the translation is produced per completed sentence so it has the full context.
- English loanwords and brand names used in Korean conversation are transcribed as they are pronounced.
Popular uses
- Watching Korean livestreams, variety content and fan events live
- Calls and meetings with Korean partners
- Korean language study: read along with native-speed speech
- Interviews you need transcribed in Korean for later review
How to start
- Click Start Korean transcription above and sign in with Google.
- Korean is pre-selected as the source language. Choose Transcribe Only, or Transcribe + Translate and a target language.
- Click Start Service and allow microphone access. Text appears as people speak.
Translating a call or livestream playing on your computer? See how to route meeting audio.
Translate Korean
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Frequently asked questions
Can I only get the Korean transcript without translation?
Yes. Pick "Transcribe Only" mode. Transcription uses credits at 1×, translation at 2×.
Which languages can Korean be translated into?
More than 100, including English, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and Spanish.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. New accounts get 10 free minutes after signing in with Google — no credit card. Transcription uses credits at 1× and translation at 2×, so that is up to 10 minutes of transcription or 5 minutes of translation. Paid plans start at $9.9/month.
Do I need to install anything?
No. LiveToka runs in the browser. The latest Chrome, Edge or Safari is recommended.
Is my audio used to train AI?
No. Your voice recordings and transcripts are not used to train AI models.