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# Images, Audio, and Video

Analyze or generate images and turn speech recordings into text. Choose the tool for the source you have and the result your workflow needs.

## Choose a tool

| Tool                                                                                          | Use it to                                                                              |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Image to Text](/stackai-tools/images-audio-and-video/image-to-text.md)                       | Describe an image or answer questions about its visible content.                       |
| [Text to Image](/stackai-tools/images-audio-and-video/text-to-image.md)                       | Generate an image from a written description.                                          |
| [Image-to-Image Transform](/stackai-tools/images-audio-and-video/image-to-image-transform.md) | Create a changed version of one or more source images.                                 |
| [Speech to Text](/stackai-tools/images-audio-and-video/speech-to-text.md)                     | Transcribe a speech recording.                                                         |
| [Video to Text](/stackai-tools/images-audio-and-video/video-to-text.md)                       | Transcribe the speech in a video without first converting it to a separate audio file. |


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