Voice to text, straight into your Google Doc

VoxMane turns what you say into text and appends it to the Google Doc you pick — or to a local file on your device. Works in the browser, no install needed.

Start free How it works

Why VoxMane

Speak, don't type

Talk into your microphone and VoxMane transcribes what you said, punctuation included.

Append to a Google Doc

Pick a document from your Drive and send the transcript to the end of it — no copy-paste.

Save to a local file

Prefer to keep it offline? Write the text straight into a text file on your phone or computer.

Synced across devices

Notes you dictate on your phone are waiting for you on the desktop, tied to your account.

How voice to text for Google Docs works

1. Connect your Google account
Grant VoxMane permission to list your Docs and append text. Nothing else is touched.
2. Record your voice
Hit record in the browser and speak. The transcript appears as soon as you stop.
3. Send it to your doc
Choose the target Google Doc, local file, or VoxMane note and save with one tap.

Frequently asked questions

Is voice to text for Google Docs free?: You can create a VoxMane account and start dictating for free. A fair daily usage limit applies to prevent abuse.
Does it work on Android?: Yes. VoxMane runs in the mobile browser, so it works on Android phones and on desktop without installing an app.
What Google permissions are required?: VoxMane only requests permission to list your document names and to append text to the document you select. It never reads your other files.
Are my recordings stored?: No. Audio is processed only to produce the transcript and is not stored. Only the text you choose to save is kept.

Start dictating into Google Docs

Create your account, speak into your microphone, and save the text to your doc.