Does WhatsApp Web have voice typing?
No. WhatsApp Web can record voice notes but cannot turn speech into typed text. Voice In adds dictation so your message is sent as text.
Compose WhatsApp Web messages by speaking instead of typing. Voice In turns your voice into editable text directly in the message box so you can review it before sending. It sends text, not voice notes.
Last updated September 22, 2026
Yes. Voice In lets you write WhatsApp messages using real-time speech to text in Chrome and Edge. Your words appear directly in the active text field and stay editable until you submit or send them.
Draft longer text with less keyboard use, switch between more than 50 languages, and add punctuation and line breaks with voice commands. Voice In transcribes speech inside your browser, so nothing you dictate in WhatsApp is sent to or stored on Voice In servers.
The free version works in standard text fields. Voice In Plus adds Advanced Mode for custom editors, custom voice commands and text replacements, and unlimited dictation.
Add the free Voice In extension to Chrome or Edge.
Go to chat and group message box or any other place where you would normally type.
Click where you would normally type so the text cursor is active.
Click the Voice In icon or press the keyboard shortcut, then speak. Say “period” or “new line” for punctuation.
Check names and specialized terms, make any edits, and submit the finished text.
Speech to text goes straight into WhatsApp fields without copying between tools.
Speech is transcribed in your browser. Voice In never stores your audio or text.
Dictate in more than 50 languages and 100 dialects, and switch with one click.
Add punctuation, line breaks and custom snippets with built-in commands.
No. WhatsApp Web can record voice notes but cannot turn speech into typed text. Voice In adds dictation so your message is sent as text.
Yes. Voice In supports 50+ languages. Switch the language from the extension before you start.
Install Voice In from the Chrome Web Store, open WhatsApp, click a text field, then click the Voice In icon or press the keyboard shortcut and start speaking. The text appears as you talk.
No. Voice In converts your speech into typed text. The recipient receives a normal text message, not an audio clip.
Voice In runs in Chrome and Edge on desktop and Chromebooks. On phones, use the keyboard's built-in dictation instead.
Voice In works in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge on Windows, macOS, Linux and Chromebooks.