Google Docs has a built-in feature called speech-to-text that can be very useful in a number of situations. Here's what it does and how to turn it on.

Although there is some noticeable delay between speaking the words and seeing them appear on-screen, Google Docs has a reasonably accurate voice to text transciption tool. It’s also surprisingly ...

Voice typing has come a long way, and Google Docs voice typing feature is one of the simplest yet powerful tools for turning spoken words into written text. Whether you're aiming to reduce typing ...

To enable voice typing, users can go to the Tools tab in Google Docs or use a keyboard shortcut. Once enabled, users can start speaking and Google Docs will convert their voice into text in real-time.

Text inside a Sheets cell can now be partially formatted, rather than formatting all the text to one font style (i.e. italics), and Google’s fonts are preserved when opening a Docs or Sheets ...

For many people, speech-to-text is absolutely necessary to carry out daily activities. This is how to voice type on Google Docs.

After enabling voice typing and captions, the browser “controls the speech-to-text service, determines how speech is processed, and then sends text data to Google Docs and Google Slides.” ...

Google Docs added voice typing last year, but you can now use it to edit and format your document.

Feeling lazy and not wanting to type but need to finish a draft? Here's how to use Google Docs voice typing to dictate text in Docs with ease.

In its initial announcement, Google didn't say if and when the feature would make its way to the Google Docs app. Code sleuth ...

Back in September, Google rolled out voice typing in Docs, letting you compose text without needing to touch the keyboard. Whether or not talking instead of typing is more efficient is still up ...