Speak in your language. Type in theirs
Type accurate translations with your voice on Mac or Windows. Choose an output language, hold your shortcut, and speak to insert translated text in your app.
Mac and Windows desktop

I’ll share the new proposal by Friday.
金曜日までに、新しい提案書を共有します。
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Choose the language your reader uses
Open Voice typing, choose Translate, and select an Output language. JotMe remembers the language for your next dictation, so your next reply can use the same setting.
View the Voice typing guideI’ll share the new proposal by Friday.
Your translated reply appears here
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I’ll share the new proposal by Friday.
Speak here. Write there
Place your cursor in an email, message, document, or form. Hold Fn on macOS or Ctrl + Win on Windows while you speak. Release the shortcut to insert translated text directly at your cursor.
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Review the translated text before sending. Voice typing history labels translated entries with their output language. Open View original to check what you said, and copy or edit either version.
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Only text is saved. Audio is never stored.Transcribe exactly what you say without rewriting it.
I’ll share the new proposal by Friday.
Original dictation
um I’ll share the new proposal by Friday
I’ll send the follow-up this afternoon.
How to type a translated reply with your voice
Choose Translate and an output language
In Voice typing, select Translate and choose the language you want to write in. Complete the required access steps in Settings → Setup.
Hold the shortcut and speak
Place your cursor in the destination app. Hold Fn on macOS or Ctrl + Win on Windows and speak in your language.
Release to insert translated text
Let go of the shortcut to insert the translated text at your cursor. Review it before sending; View original in Voice typing history lets you check what you said.
Use cases
Bring it into the work you already do.

Prepare a client reply
Speak your reply and insert translated text into the email you are writing.
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Write to a global team
Choose the language your colleagues read and dictate the update in your own language.
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Follow up after a meeting
Turn a spoken recap into a written reply in a participant’s language.
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What formats and usage should I check?
- Mode
- Translate in Voice typing
- Output language
- Saved for your next dictation
- Shortcut
- Hold Fn on macOS or Ctrl + Win on Windows; release to insert
- Output
- Translated written text in the selected app
- History
- Translated entry, output language, and View original
Choose from the output languages shown in Voice typing. Desktop setup and current usage allowances apply.
View usage detailsCan JotMe translate as I dictate?
Yes. In Voice typing, choose Translate and an Output language. Hold Fn on macOS or Ctrl + Win on Windows, speak, and release the shortcut to insert translated text at your cursor.
How do I change the language I write in?
Select an Output language in Translate mode before dictating. JotMe saves the selection for your next dictation. Use the language options shown in the app.
Can I check the original words?
Yes. Voice typing history marks translated entries with their output language. Open View original to compare what you said with the translation, then copy or edit either version.
Does this produce translated audio?
Translate mode produces written text. Use voice-to-voice live translation when you need spoken audio during a conversation.
Will JotMe send my message for me?
No. Releasing the shortcut inserts translated text at your cursor. Review and send the message yourself in the destination app.
Is this available on mobile or in a browser?
Voice Keyboard is a desktop feature for Mac and Windows. Its system-level shortcuts and cursor insertion are separate from the mobile app and browser tools.







