Translate to and from Urdu with your voice

SayFlick translates between Urdu and 15 other languages, including English, Arabic, Hindi and Bengali. You can type, or speak and let your browser write down what you said.

Urdu to English (or Arabic)

1. Open SayFlick.
2. Set the first language to Urdu and the second to the language you need.
3. Tap Speak and talk in Urdu, or type.
4. Read the translation, tap Listen to hear it, or send it on WhatsApp.

Someone sent you a voice note?

Use the voice-note translator. It recognises Urdu, Arabic, English, Chinese and Hindi automatically and shows the message as text in your language. It works on your phone; the voice note isn’t uploaded.

Good to know

• Urdu speech recognition works best in Chrome on Android or a computer.
• Choose the Accurate speech model for Urdu and Arabic voice notes — it’s slower but makes fewer mistakes.
• Translation is automatic, so check names, numbers and anything important.

There are also dedicated pages for common pairs, such as Arabic voice note to Urdu and Urdu voice note to English.