The Voice Access app for Android lets you control your device with spoken commands. Use your voice to open apps, navigate, and edit text hands-free. Contents Step 1: Check your device and settings

Use these commands to tap, scroll, and make other gestures with your voice. Replace the sample words in [brackets] with your own commands. This command can help you when there are multiple …

Type with your voice Step 1: Turn on your microphone To use voice typing or voice commands, your computer microphone needs to be on and working. Devices and microphones vary, so check your …

Start a Voice Search Important: The “Hey Google” trigger only works for Google Assistant. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google app . Tap the Microphone . To search for anything on …

To dictate text with your voice, use the advanced voice typing features on Gboard: Punctuation is automatically added as you speak. Insert emoji with your voice. To edit text, use voice commands …

Control your home devices by voice You can use voice commands to control devices that you've added to the Google Home app. These can be media devices, Google smart speakers and displays, lights, …

Edit your text with voice commands To use a command, wait for your spoken text to clear from the box, then say your command.

To dictate text with your voice, use the advanced voice typing features on Gboard: Punctuation is added automatically as you speak. Insert emoji with your voice. To edit text, use voice commands such as …

Control devices with voice commands Once you set up your Google speaker or display in the Google Home app, you can use voice commands to control your linked smart device.

You can control Microsoft Xbox devices with your voice when you link them in the Google Home app. If you add an Assistant speaker or display, voice control can be hands-free.