Throwback: Dictate in Google Docs with Voice Typing
Say goodbye to tedious typing! Google Docs lets you dictate your documents effortlessly using Voice Typing, a feature that allows you to speak your thoughts directly into your document.
By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor
August 29, 2024 - Originally Published September 7, 2015
Let the power of Google do it for you.
Google Docs, the online word processing software, just got a whole lot better with the ability to dictate a word processing document.
The new feature is "Voice Typing" and requires Google's Chrome browser.
To dictate, enable Voice Typing in the Tools menu.
While dictating, you can stop and use the keyboard or mouse to correct an error. Just insert the cursor where you want to restart and resume speaking to continue to voice type.
Key phrases and commands can be used to create punctuation: "Period" "Comma" "Exclamation point" "Question mark" "New line" and "New paragraph"
Google Docs can be downloaded to Microsoft Word format for future editing.
Google Docs is available at docs.google.com
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