Edit with your voice, now with more control.

Speak to edit lets you revise text with your voice. Swap a comma, clean up a typo, make it sound kinder or crisper, reformat the structure, or create a punchy reply.

How to use

1. Select any words in any textbox, typed, dictated or pasted.

2. Tap the Speak to edit button on the bottom right.

3. Say how you want to change them.

4. Tap the Speak to edit again to finish.

5. Your edit replaces the selection right away.

Example: Fix a typo in a message

• Select the text in your email draft like this:

Hey, can we meet tomorrow to go over the plan

• Tap Speak to edit and say:

Change 'tomorrow' to 'next Tuesday at 2 PM' and add a question mark at the end.

• Tap Speak to edit again to finish. Your edit replaces the selection right away, like below:

Hey, can we meet next Tuesday at 2 PM to go over the plan?

People also say these to make tiny tweaks

1. "Capitalize 'Monday' and leave the rest unchanged."
2. "Put quotes around the phrase 'next steps'."
3. "Remove the word 'actually' from the first sentence."
4. "Replace 'good' with a more descriptive adjective."
5. "Move 'please' to the beginning of the sentence."

Example: Draft the perfect email in seconds

• Select the text in your email draft like this:

Tell the team I want to meet to discuss the new voice feature for our app.

• Tap Speak to edit and say:

Rewrite this as a professional email.

• Tap Speak to edit again to finish. Your edit replaces the selection right away, like below:

Subject: Meeting to Discuss New Voice Feature

Dear Team,

I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the new voice feature for our app. Please let me know your availability.

Best regards,

[Your Name]

People also say these to transform their writing

1. "Rewrite this as a professional email to my manager, with a clear subject line and a confident, respectful tone."
2. "Turn this into a LinkedIn post that sounds thoughtful, with a strong opening hook and a short call to action at the end."
3. "Shorten this to under 20 words but keep the main point."
4. "Turn this into a professional bio in first person, about 80 words."
5. "Translate this into natural-sounding Spanish for a casual conversation."