Transcribe French audio to text
Record in French or import a file, and Slate writes a French transcript with speaker labels and an AI summary in French, English or another language. French also works live, as text with a translation.
French in Slate
- Recorded transcription
- Yes, from recordings and imported audio or video files
- Live transcription and translation
- Yes, on iPhone and Mac
- Summary language
- Your choice: any of the 99 languages
From Slate's own language list. See every language.
Is there a separate setting for Canadian or Belgian French?
No. Slate has one French setting, used for speakers from France, Belgium, Switzerland, Québec and francophone Africa alike. Choose French as the meeting language, or leave it on Auto Detect.
Meetings with a French-speaking office?
Record the Teams or Zoom call on your Mac from the menu bar, without a bot joining, and share a summary in English with colleagues who don't speak French. The French transcript stays attached, so anyone can check exactly what was said.
Ask AI answers follow-up questions about the call, such as which deadline was agreed.
Following lectures in French?
Record each lecture on your iPhone, read the summary in your own language that evening, and search the French transcript for terms you missed in class. The free plan includes 100 minutes a month; see pricing.
Questions about french.
Can I follow a French conversation live?
Yes. French is one of the 60+ live languages: Slate shows the French as text together with a translation into the language you choose.
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