Free voice and text tools
Twelve small tools for dictating, measuring, counting and cleaning up text. Each one opens in this tab and runs on your own machine — no account, nothing to install, nothing that expires. Anything you paste stays inside the page; the two speech tools are the exception, because the listening is done by your browser's own speech engine rather than by us.
Speech and dictation
Talk instead of typing, find out how fast you actually speak, and work out how long a script will run. Speech to Text and the Voice Typing Test listen through your browser's speech engine; the speech time calculator is plain arithmetic and hears nothing.
Speed tests
Timed tests for how fast you type and what the number means next to everyone else's. The clock starts on your first keystroke and runs in the page — there is no leaderboard to sign up for.
Text cleanup
Paste something messy and get readable text back. Built for transcripts, subtitle files, AI output and anything that arrived carrying stray line breaks, smart quotes or timestamps.
Writing and formatting
Count it, measure the shape of it, and get it into the form the destination expects — a headline style guide, a LinkedIn post, a word limit, a reading time.
Sentence Counter
Count sentences and see average length, outliers and run-ons.
Open toolTitle Case Converter
Capitalise headlines to AP, Chicago, MLA or APA, with a SERP width preview.
Open toolLinkedIn Post Formatter
Bold and italic text for LinkedIn, with a see-more fold preview.
Open toolWord Counter
Words, characters, reading time and speaking time, live as you type.
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Why these are free
They are the browser-sized version of what the VoiceSnap Pro desktop app does system-wide. Nothing here is a trial, nothing expires, and nothing asks for a card.
A slice of the desktop app
VoiceSnap Pro is a Mac and Windows app: hold one keyboard shortcut, speak, and punctuated text appears in whatever field your cursor is already in. Each tool here does one piece of that job inside a single browser tab, so you can find out whether dictating actually suits the way you work before you commit to anything.
They run on your device
Every tool on this page is client-side JavaScript. The text you paste is processed in the page and never sent anywhere, so there is no upload to sit through and no copy of your transcript parked on a server. We could not read it if we wanted to — it never reaches us. Two tools are different, and we would rather say so plainly: Speech to Text and the Voice Typing Test both hand your microphone audio to your browser's own speech service, which in Chrome means Google. The page still stores nothing, and each of those pages explains the arrangement in full.
The app has not shipped yet
VoiceSnap Pro is pre-launch. There is no installer to download today and no checkout to click through — just a waitlist. These tools are the honest way to try the idea in the meantime, and they stay free and unmetered after the app ships.
VoiceSnap Pro will be a one-time purchase for macOS and Windows when it lands.
Join the launch waitlistWhat the desktop app does that a browser can't
A web page can only write into itself. This is the honest gap between the tools above and VoiceSnap Pro running on your Mac or PC.
It types into every app, not just this page
A browser tool can only put text into its own text box. You still have to select it, copy it, switch windows and paste it where it was actually going. VoiceSnap Pro writes straight into the field the cursor is already in — a reply in your email client, a Slack thread, a Word document, a Notion page, a comment box, a code editor, a search field. There is no copy step and no intermediate window.
A global shortcut that works while another app has focus
The shortcut is registered with the operating system, not with a web page, so it fires while you are inside a spreadsheet or a design tool. Hold it, speak, release. You never tab away from what you are doing, and you never go hunting for the tab you left this site open in.
Custom vocabulary that remembers your words
Add the names, product codes, acronyms and jargon you use every day and they come out spelled correctly every time, instead of being guessed at phonetically. A browser tool has no memory of your last session, let alone of how your colleague spells her surname or what your internal project is called.
A searchable notes library that persists
Every dictation is saved to a library you can search later, so a paragraph you dictated into a message three weeks ago is still findable. Close a browser tool's tab and the text is simply gone — there is nowhere for a web page to keep it that survives a cleared cache.
No tab that has to stay open
VoiceSnap Pro runs in the background and is ready the instant you hold the shortcut. Nothing to keep pinned, nothing to reload after your laptop sleeps, and no microphone permission prompt each time a new tab asks for one.
Everything else — automatic punctuation, paragraph breaks, filler words like "um" and "uh" stripped as you speak, 50+ languages with mid-sentence switching, voice commands for formatting — the desktop app does live, while you are still talking, instead of as a cleanup pass afterwards.
The desktop app is next
VoiceSnap Pro will be a one-time $39 purchase for macOS and Windows — buy it once, keep it. It has not shipped yet, so there is nothing to download: leave your email and you will get one message on launch day.
One launch email. No newsletter, no sharing your address.