Voice to text

Dictate notes instead of typing them

Voice to text turns speech into written text for notes, messages, emails, posts, and longer pieces such as reports or essays. You speak, review the recognized words, and can edit the text while dictating. It suits people who want to draft hands-free or find speaking quicker than typing; it is less useful when you need a polished document without checking the transcript.

What happens to a dictation

The app supports changing the recognition language and shows possible recognition candidates, which can help when a word is unclear. Auto spacing is intended to make the result easier to read, and notes save automatically. The developer describes note length as unlimited, so the app is meant to handle longer dictations as well as quick reminders. Speech recognition can still mishear words, so plan to review names, punctuation, and other details before using the text.

Editing and sharing

After dictating, you can edit the note, check its word and character counts, export it as a text file, or share it through another app. A custom dictionary supports word replacement during recognition, useful if you regularly dictate terms that need a consistent form. The app also supports a custom keyboard. These tools cover a straightforward voice-to-text workflow, but the listing does not establish that it is a full document editor or a transcription service for recordings.

Popularity, not a guarantee

Voice to text is listed in Tools and is published by maruar. It has more than 1,000,000 installs and a 4.02 rating from 18,246 ratings. Those figures show that many people have tried it, but they do not tell you how accurately it will recognize your voice, language, or vocabulary. Its practical value depends on how much time dictation saves after you correct the result.