As a graphic designer, I often create short promotional videos, portfolio presentations, and product explainers, so I needed a text-to-speech tool that sounded natural without taking much time to set up. Deepgram has been reliable for that. The voices are clear, generation is fast, and the API is easy to work with when testing different projects. I also like that I can create voiceovers quickly without recording my own voice, which speeds up my editing workflow.

I use Deepgram for transcription, and I like how it's fast and accurate. It's easy to use; I just grab the API key and it works. The initial setup was also easy.

I appreciate Deepgram for its high percentage operation on the transcript. It gives me more accurate transcription, which my users enjoy, and it helps me have more accurate questions and follow-up questions. The accuracy of Deepgram is above 90% or even above 95%, which is a significant improvement over the Google speech to text service I used before, which was around 80%. The initial setup was super easy, which made adopting it a breeze.