Allow the microphone
Allow microphone access and choose your dictation language.
Dictate with your microphone and turn speech into written textTyping is the bottleneck in most writing: people speak at 130 to 150 words per minute and type at a fraction of that. Click the microphone, grant permission once, and start speaking; your words appear as text in real time.
Dictate with your microphone and turn speech into written text
Allow microphone access and choose your dictation language.
Click "Start dictating" and speak naturally.
Copy the finished transcript or download it as a .txt file.
Typing is not always the fastest way to get words down. This tool uses the Web Speech API built into your browser to turn your voice into text as you talk, ideal for drafting emails, capturing meeting notes, or writing first drafts. It works in many languages with a continuous mode for long sessions, showing interim results live as you speak. No recordings ever leave your browser: we run no transcription server and keep nothing.
For anyone who thinks faster than their fingers move.
Dictate meeting notes while the discussion is fresh, capturing every decision before it has any chance to fade away.
Draft emails hands-free, capture ideas during a walk, or write a first draft of an article by simply talking it through.
People with repetitive strain injuries, limited mobility or dyslexia can produce written text without the physical act of typing at all.
Students dictate essay outlines and professionals capture voice memos as editable text, all without ever needing to touch a keyboard.
Accuracy is strongest with clear speech and a quick proofread.
Speak punctuation aloud as you go: comma, period, question mark or new paragraph, and the recognizer converts each one properly.
Chrome and Edge offer the most reliable speech recognition, since the feature relies on the browser's built-in Web Speech API.
Recognition is excellent but not infallible, so give the result a quick proofread at the end to catch misheard words.
Powered by the speech recognition built into modern browsers. Your laptop or phone microphone is all you need to start.