How do I use dictation to turn speech into notes?
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Tap ✨ on the toolbar, choose Dictation and speak; Noted types what you say and, if you are recording, timestamps it to the audio. Dictation uses the language set in Settings → Transcribe → Language. EditorShort answer
Tap ✨ on the toolbar, choose Dictation and speak; Noted types what you say and, if you are recording, timestamps it to the audio. Dictation uses the language set in Settings → Transcribe → Language.
Are you ready to revolutionize your note-taking process and save valuable time? We thought so! Let’s dive into how Noted’s Dictation feature can be your secret weapon for faster, more concise notes.
Why Dictation?
We all know that our thoughts often flow faster than our typing skills. That’s precisely why Noted’s Dictation feature is a game-changer. It allows you to effortlessly convert your spoken words into text in real-time. No more frantic typing, just seamless note-taking.
How to Get Started:
- Open a new note in Noted.
- Tap ✨ on the toolbar and choose Dictation.
- Start speaking. Noted types what you say into the note. Tap Dictation again to stop.
Converting Audio to Text:
To turn a recording or an imported audio file into text, use ✨ → Transcribe Audio instead. See How do I use AI Transcribe in Noted?
Languages Supported:
Dictation uses the language set in Settings → Transcribe → Language. It is powered by Apple’s Speech Recognition technology and supports a wide range of languages, including but not limited to:
- English (multiple variations)
- Spanish (various dialects)
- Chinese (including Cantonese and Shanghainese)
- French
- German
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Russian
- Arabic
- Hindi
- Turkish
- And many more!
No matter where you’re from or which language you speak, Noted’s Dictation has you covered. It’s the perfect tool to boost your note-taking efficiency and accuracy. Try it out today and experience the future of note-taking!