Google Docs has a new feature: voice dictation. Here are some handy tips and tricks for hands-free typing.

Step-by-step Guide to Use Google Docs Voice Typing Google Docs’ voice typing feature works only with Google Chrome, so make sure you have its latest version installed on your computer.

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Give your hands a break and use Google's new formatting and editing commands for voice typing in Google Docs.

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.

Google Docs now offers a Gemini-powered text-to-speech model, allowing users to listen to document contents.

Open a document in Google Docs that you want to hear read aloud. Click the Tools menu, move to the Audio command, and select "Listen to this tab." The default voice immediately starts reading your ...

Google Chrome browser allows you to type, format and edit a document by speaking in Google Docs, using the Voice Typing feature, a speech recognition tool.

Google has today expanded its voice typing feature in Docs to add the ability to recognize a variety of editing and formatting commands that works seamlessly with the existing dictation features.