Roadmap

As useful as this service can be right now it can be improved in so many ways. Here is a quick list of what we are working on. Feel free to leave your feature requests in the comments below.

  • Preserve line breaks when copying line-by-line results;
  • Improving dictionary base (in progress);
  • Syncing Am and Br dictionaries;
  • Display BrE and AmE transcriptions along each other;
  • Australian dialect option;
  • Option to show syllables in the output;
  • Option to use different character sets or phonetic spelling;
  • Custom character sets;
  • Improving linking rules for American transcriptions;
  • Improving word stress and phrasal stress to better reflect patterns of connected speech;
  • Sentence/phrase mark-up option;
  • Convert IPA to text;

Done:

  • Export results to PDF;
  • Share links to transcriptions;
  • Option to loop speech audio;
  • Workaround for speech cutting off after a few sentences in Chrome;
  • Highlight each word being spoken during playback;
  • Option to edit transcription output using virtual IPA keyboard;
  • Input form redesign;
  • Option to select speech voice.

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Justin B
Justin B
16 days ago

Hey I was just wondering if you’re going to add Australian English to the IPA transcription and keyboard tool as we use different characters then British English IPA as we use Harrington, Cox and Evans 1997 (HCE) see –

J. Harrington, F. Cox, and Z. Evans. (1997). An acoustic study of broad, general, and cultivated Australian English vowels. Australian Journal of Linguistics, 17, 155–184.An acoustic study of broad, general, and cultivated Australian English vowels. Australian Journal of Linguistics, 17, 155–184.

Mitchell A.G. (1946).Mitchell A.G. (1946). The pronunciation of English in Australia.The pronunciation of English in Australia. Sydney: Angus and Robertson.Sydney: Angus and Robertson.

Justin B
Justin B
15 days ago
Reply to  toPhonetics

There is a big demand as there no online transciption service for Australia English so far with the HCE characters also this is the standard for Australian speech pathology students

Mdl
Mdl
6 months ago

Downloadable mp3 files would be great!

Nil Jordan
Nil Jordan
9 months ago

Include other languages

Alessandro
Alessandro
10 months ago

Exports result in PDF and printable format. Pleease!!!
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Charalambos Christofi
Charalambos Christofi
10 months ago

Add Greek language as their are not any IPA tools for Greeks

Luck
Luck
1 year ago

export the results by deciding whether the phonetic line goes above or below. export the results also in txt

Qui
Qui
9 months ago
Reply to  Luck

Lucky 🍀 ☘️ yes! I always thought of this like looking at a small umbrella and seeing which way the shadows fell!! 🤔 💅 ⚕️

RSITYT
RSITYT
1 year ago

It would be nice to have a way to show aspiration in words. For example, pin turns into pʰɪn when the “Show aspiration” option is turned on.

But also have exceptions for some words when the “Show aspiration” is on, for example: span, spin, stop.

Thanks.

Qui
Qui
9 months ago
Reply to  RSITYT

👉👈🤌✌️✌️✌️

Bill Denzel
1 year ago

Provide a link for the translated audio.
Pronounce a phonetically spelled word instead of an English word.

Qui
Qui
9 months ago
Reply to  Bill Denzel

Start with radio garden
, the app! It’s perfect for you use!!

Unknown
Unknown
1 year ago

I would like to have the option to turn on aspiration, labialization, etc.

yoooyooo
yoooyooo
1 year ago

Option to show syllables in the output
i want to this option. really

Qui
Qui
9 months ago
Reply to  yoooyooo

Don’t want the wrong emPHASISon an irroneous sylÀbull. I see you and understand 100. And agree 👍