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Practical guides on voice typing, speech to text, and dictating faster. Each article is a longer read with step-by-step advice, so pick a topic that matches what you are working on today.

Getting started

  1. How to Convert Speech to Text in Three Steps

    Allow the microphone, choose your language, speak, check, and save your text.

  2. Speech to Text or Typing: When Voice Typing Wins

    A practical comparison of speed, accuracy, and comfort, with a simple guide to choosing the right method.

  3. Why Chrome and Edge Work Best for Voice Typing

    How browser speech recognition works, why Chrome and Edge are the most reliable choices, and what to do when voice input fails.

Improving your results

  1. Ten Tips for More Accurate Voice Recognition

    Microphone choice, room noise, speaking pace, pauses, and other habits that reduce recognition errors.

  2. Using a Custom Dictionary for Names and Technical Terms

    How to build a dictionary of names and specialist words, and how to keep it accurate over time.

Work and study

  1. Voice Typing for Students: Lecture Notes and Essays

    How to use dictation for lecture notes, study summaries, and essay drafts while keeping your own thinking at the centre.

  2. Writing Emails and Reports Faster by Speaking

    A workflow for dictating professional emails, meeting summaries, and reports, with checks for names, figures, and tone.

Languages, privacy, and access

  1. Typing Arabic with an On-Screen Keyboard and Your Voice

    Using the Arabic on-screen keyboard and Arabic voice input together, with notes on diacritics and text direction.

  2. How Your Data Stays Private in Browser-Based Voice Typing

    Where your speech is processed, where your text is stored, and how to control your data on a shared or private device.

  3. Voice Typing as an Accessibility Tool

    How voice typing can reduce strain and support people with dyslexia and other needs, and how to set it up comfortably.

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