Microsoft offers a transcription feature in Word for the web, providing an easy way to automatically transcribe audio.

Microsoft just added a Transcribe tool to its online version of Word. Here's how to use it for all your transcription needs.

Microsoft is adding automatic audio transcription to Word, starting with Word for the Web, for Microsoft 365 users.

Additionally, if you have pre-recorded audio, such as an interview or lecture, Microsoft Word can transcribe it for you. You'll only need to edit the transcription for consistency and accuracy.

Microsoft recently revealed a new Transcribe feature on its Office website which can be used to transcribe pre-recorded audio files or even an ongoing conversation.

08-25-2020 TECH Microsoft Word can now transcribe audio for you Subscribers to Microsoft 365 can pull audio recordings of calls or interviews directly into Word, creating an easy-to-use transcript.

Microsoft Word offers “Dictate” for real-time speech-to-text and “Transcribe” for converting pre-recorded or live audio into text, making transcription tasks efficient and user-friendly.

Microsoft is adding a dedicated transcription feature to Word, making it worlds easier to quickly turn voice to text in your documents.

Transcribe in Word lets users transcribe audio directly from Microsoft Word and edit it. The feature is currently available for Microsft 365 users using the Microsoft Word web app.

The feature, called Transcribe in Word, is only available on the web version of the app for now and only Microsoft 365 subscribers can access it.

Microsoft has updated its Word app The app is now capable of transcribing conversations and recordings The feature is only available for Microsoft 365 subscribers ...