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How to use speech to text on Android

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): On most Android phones, tap a text field, then the microphone icon on the keyboard and speak. On Gboard it is at the top right of the keyboard; if it is missing, open Gboard settings › Voice typing and turn on Use voice typing. On Samsung Keyboard, tap the microphone in the toolbar, or long-press the comma key; in Samsung Keyboard settings you can choose Google voice typing or Samsung voice input. Chrome on Android also works with this page.

Do it now, right here

Click Start, allow the microphone and speak. Say “comma”, “period” or “new line” for punctuation.

Spoken punctuation: comma, period, question mark, exclamation mark, colon, new line, new paragraph.

Speech recognition is done by your browser’s service (Google in Chrome and Edge, Apple in Safari). Utilorca does not receive or store your voice or text.

Step by step

  1. Tap a text field.
  2. Tap the microphone on the keyboard and speak.
  3. Missing? Keyboard settings › Voice typing › turn it on.

At a glance

KeyboardWhere the mic isSettings
GboardTop right of the keyboardGboard › Voice typing
Samsung KeyboardToolbar or long-press commaKeyboard settings › Voice input
Other keyboardsUsually a mic keyKeyboard app settings

Related questions

Can voice typing work offline?

Gboard can download languages for offline voice typing in its settings.

How do I add punctuation?

Say "comma", "period" or "question mark".

Why does it type in the wrong language?

Change the voice typing language in the keyboard settings.

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Updated November 14, 2026.