Speech-To-Text for
every app on Windows 10 & 11

Windows' built-in voice typing (Win+H) gives you basic dictation, but you have to say punctuation out loud, accuracy drops with accents or fast speech, and it doesn't work well in every app. Voicy uses AI-powered speech recognition with over 99% accuracy, adds punctuation automatically, and works in every app and website on your Windows computer — including Outlook, Word, Chrome, Slack, and more.

Windows speech recognition works for simple tasks, but most people hit the same limits: lower accuracy, having to say punctuation out loud, and inconsistent results across browsers, editors, and email apps. Voicy gives you AI-powered dictation with automatic punctuation and direct typing into the active text field, so the workflow feels faster and more reliable in real day-to-day use.

Yes. Voicy automatically detects your language — you don't need to manually switch between languages. Just start speaking in any of the 50+ supported languages (including Spanish, German, French, Arabic, Hindi, and more) and Voicy handles the rest. This works across all your Windows apps.

Voicy supports over 50 languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, Hebrew, Russian, Dutch, and many more. Language detection is automatic — you can even switch languages mid-sentence.

Voicy uses state-of-the-art AI speech recognition that delivers over 99% accuracy. The technology automatically detects your language, adds punctuation and grammar to your text, and handles accents, technical terms, and fast speech far better than Windows' built-in voice typing.

Voicy offers a free trial so you can test all features before committing. After the trial, plans start at $8.49/month. Because each transcription uses AI processing in the cloud, a completely free tier isn't available — but the trial gives you full access to decide if it's right for you.

No. Voicy does not store your voice recordings or your transcriptions. Your speech is processed and immediately discarded. What you dictate stays between you and your Windows computer.

Speech to text (also called voice dictation, speech recognition, or voice typing) converts your spoken words into written text. On Windows, you can use the built-in Win+H shortcut for basic dictation, or install Voicy for AI-powered speech to text that works in every app with automatic punctuation and higher accuracy.

Yes, Windows 10 has built-in speech-to-text called Voice Typing. Press Windows key + H in any text field to start dictating. It works well for quick notes, but punctuation, accuracy, and app-to-app reliability are still limited compared with newer AI dictation tools. If you need cleaner dictation across Word, Outlook, browsers, and chat apps, Voicy is the stronger fit.

Windows 11 gives you two built-in options. Press Win+H for quick Voice Typing, or go to Settings → Accessibility → Speech to enable Voice Access for broader hands-free control. If you want more accurate speech-to-text with automatic punctuation that works smoothly across Word, Outlook, Chrome, Slack, and other apps, install Voicy.

The best speech-to-text app for Windows depends on how much you write. Windows Voice Typing is fine for short notes, but Voicy is a better fit for daily work because it adds AI-powered accuracy, automatic punctuation, and direct dictation in Word, Outlook, Chrome, Slack, and other Windows apps.