You Can Now Edit And Structure Your Google Docs By Voice

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About six months ago, Google released voice typing for Google Docs on the web to allow for you to dictate your textual content into a document. Now it’s using this attribute a step further by also permitting you to edit and format your textual content by voice, far too.

This indicates you can now say points like “select all,” “align centre,” “bold,” “got to conclude of line,” or “increase font size” and Google Docs will (hopefully) recognize and abide by your instructions. You can find a full list of accessible instructions here (and you can also just say “voice instructions help” in Docs and it will pop up all of these instructions, far too).

If you have ever used desktop program like Dragon NaturallySpeaking then you are probably already familiar with how these instructions operate. Making use of voice instructions for enhancing textual content by no means struck me as all that easy (working with the keyboard is simply speedier for issuing these instructions), but if you have an impairment that keeps you from working with the keyboard, these new instructions may perhaps now make using Google Docs an alternative for you.

 

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You Can Now Edit And Structure Your Google Docs By Voice
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