iFlytek Yuji
iFlytek Voice Note, produced by iFlytek, is a cloud-based note-taking app that converts speech to text. It supports real-time speech dictation, meeting recording transcription, photo recognition, text and image layout, note text-to-speech, and multi-device synchronization.
Updated: 2026-10-26
What is iFlytek Yuji?
iFly Note is produced by iFlytek. Its official positioning is a cloud note for converting speech to text. It supports voice recording for quick notes, graphic arrangement, task reminders, reading notes, multi-device synchronization and category management. Targeted at scenarios requiring a large amount of text input such as writing novels, keeping diaries, conducting interviews and taking notes, it emphasizes making record-keeping simpler.
Who is it for?
- Creators and writers who write novels, keep diaries, need to type for long hours, and hope to replace typing with speaking.
- Journalists, editors and researchers who often attend meetings, trainings and interviews and need to quickly transcribe recordings into manuscripts.
- Medical and legal professionals, including doctors and lawyers who require higher recognition accuracy for professional vocabulary.
- Visually impaired individuals, or audiobook and learning users who want to listen to notes with their ears and free their eyes during commuting or driving.
- Office workers and students who want to quickly convert paper materials, ID documents, and blackboard notes into electronic text by taking photos.
Key features
6Real-time Speech-to-Text Dictation
Powered by iFlytek's transcription engine, the official claims a recognition rate of up to 98% (data source: Anhui Electronic Product Supervision and Testing Institute). It supports Chinese and English as well as various dialects, enabling continuous 120 minutes of speech input.
Meeting Recording Transcription
External recordings can be uploaded to generate a draft with one click. The official claims that the fastest transcription time for one hour of audio is five minutes, making it suitable for sorting out manuscripts for meetings, training, interviews and other scenarios.
OCR Photo Recognition
Supports photo identification and accurate extraction, converting content from paper documents, whiteboards, business cards, etc., into editable text.
Note Reading
Provides intelligent human voice reading. The official claims that the tone and naturalness are close to or even exceed human voices, allowing offline listening, and it also supports screen reading for the convenience of visually impaired people.
Multi-device Cloud Synchronization
Mobile and PC platforms are mutually supportive, with notes and membership benefits fully synchronized, and a web clipping feature is also available.
Industry Recognition Engine
A professional engine tailored for medical, legal and other professionals to improve the recognition rate of professional vocabulary.
How to use iFlytek Yuji
- First, download the client or access the web version to complete registration.
- Start with the most user-friendly voice dictation, test the recognition accuracy with a short audio clip, and then gradually use it for formal writing and meetings.
- For long meeting recordings, it is recommended to plan in advance.
- The official states that it supports uploading external audio for transcription.
- Before organizing, you can first export the text draft and then perform secondary processing combined with typesetting.
- Users in professional fields can switch to industry-specific engines for healthcare, law, etc., to improve the accuracy of terminology recognition.
- users speaking dialects should remember to enable the corresponding dialect models.
- Memberships involve rights and interests as well as advanced functions, with specific quotas subject to the official membership page.
- for voice recordings and notes involving privacy, pay attention to the boundaries of its cloud synchronization and privacy policy.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
iFlytek Yuji receives about 10.3K visits per month and ranks #3,112,111 worldwide.
Monthly visits
12 monthsTraffic sources
- Direct46.2%
- Search42.4%
- Referrals9.1%
- Social0.9%
- Display ads0.5%
- Other0.9%
Top countries
- China92.3%
- United States3.1%
- Singapore1.9%
- Hong Kong, China1.8%
- Japan0.5%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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