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The best speech to text Chrome extension
Also works on Brave, Edge, Opera, Arc, Vivaldi
Step 1
Voicy is a privacy-focused speech to text Chrome extension for people who write all day.
It adds AI-powered voice dictation to every text field in Chrome, so you can write emails, docs, messages, and
AI prompts faster without relying on Chrome’s basic built-in speech recognition.
Step 2
Click on a text field to see the
Voicy element
The Voicy element will now show up next to your focused text field.
Hover over the blue dot with your mouse to expand the element.
Step 3
Start dictating to Voicy
Clicking on the microphone will start the speech-to-text recording for you.
Once you are done talking, click on the microphone again to stop.
Your dictated sentences will now show up in your chat input.
On average, voice typing can increase the speed of writing by 3x.
Instead of using your keyboard, simply click on the keyboard shortcut, start speaking, and you will see the text on your screen instantly.
Additionally, you always get perfect grammar and punctuation.
By completely cutting out the thousands of keystrokes we make every day, Voicy simply reduces the need to use your fingers and keyboard.
An ergonomic mouse and keyboard are great.
No keyboard is even better.
How often did you have to correct the words that your browser's native voice dictation gives you?
Or how often did you have to Google how to fix voice typing in Chrome?
With Voicy, you get more accurate text, automatic punctuation, and lots of useful AI features.
Speech to text Chrome extension, powered by AI
Voicy is a speech to text Chrome extension that adds AI-powered voice dictation to the websites people actually use for work. Dictate in Gmail, Google Docs, Slack, Notion, ChatGPT, Claude, LinkedIn, and thousands of other text fields directly inside Chrome.
Unlike basic Chrome dictation extensions, Voicy uses advanced AI speech recognition that handles accents, technical terms, and fast speech. It supports 50+ languages with automatic detection — just start speaking in any language and Voicy adapts. It also includes AI editing commands to rewrite, expand, or clean up text before you send it.
How Voicy compares to other Chrome speech to text extensions
Most Chrome speech to text extensions — like Dictanote or Voice In — use basic browser speech recognition under the hood. This means limited accuracy, no automatic punctuation, and poor performance with accents. Voicy uses a dedicated AI model that delivers over 99% accuracy, adds commas and periods automatically, and works reliably even with fast speech or background noise.
Voicy also goes beyond simple dictation. With AI editing commands, you can ask Voicy to rewrite a paragraph, make text more formal, or translate it — all without leaving the website you're on. For anyone who spends their day working in Chrome, Voicy turns voice typing into a genuine productivity upgrade.
Where people use speech to text in Chrome
The most common use cases for Voicy’s Chrome extension are email in Gmail, document writing in Google Docs, messaging in Slack, notes in Notion, and longer prompt writing in ChatGPT or Claude. Instead of switching tools, you can keep the same push-to-talk workflow everywhere you already work in Chrome.
Professionals use it to clear inboxes faster, students use it for essays and research notes, writers use it to draft without losing momentum, and developers use it to dictate longer prompts into AI tools. The value is not just speech recognition, it is using one accurate workflow across all the tabs you already live in.
Why Voicy beats other Chrome voice typing extensions
Most Chrome speech to text extensions rely on basic browser-level speech recognition, which often breaks down on punctuation, accents, technical terms, and longer dictation. Voicy is built for people who need Chrome dictation to hold up in real work, whether that means writing emails in Gmail, drafting in Google Docs, chatting in Slack, or prompting AI tools.
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