1/2 You can transcribe audio using Google Docs. It’s free, but not all that accurate. Screenshot by Barbara Krasnoff / The Verge ...

Want to turn your audio or video into text quickly? Google Docs has a built-in feature that makes it simple! In this video, I walk you through how to use the Voice Typing tool in Google Docs to ...

To transcribe your virtual meetings in Google Docs Start by pulling up a new Google Doc in Chrome—yes, it must be Chrome. Click on “Tools” and select “Voice Typing,” and then click on ...

In Google Docs, let Google do the typing! Just open a new document and hit Tools in the menu, then Voice Typing . You’ll see any words being spoken typed out in real-time.

So if you want to transfer transcribed text to something like Google Docs, you can. Google’s Live Transcribe is a pretty minimalist app, but that’s actually a strength.

I couldn't test this because of a hardware problem, but you might be able to use Google Docs to transcribe audio files if your computer has an audio-in and audio-out port and you have a 3.5mm male ...

From its built-in web browser to its transcription feature, here are 13 useful tips that will transform you into a certifiable Google Docs wizard. 1. Open a new Google Doc in one step.

If transcriptions are an important part of your personal, creative, or professional life, it’s worth it to figure out whether one of these — or Otter — works best for you.