How to Enable Voice Dictation on a Mac
To use voice commands in Jasper, you’ll want first to make sure it’s enabled on your computer.
- Go to System Preferences.
- Click on Keyboard.
- Click on Dictation.
- Toggle it “on”.
- Choose your shortcut key to enable it. For example, I like the “control key twice” option.
- That’s it, Now you are set up on a mac!
How to use Voice Dictation with Jasper on a Mac
Here is how to use it inside of Jasper:
- Make sure your cursor is inside a document or an input field within Jasper.
- Activate Voice Dictation using the shortcut you chose, and then speak the text you want to have written. Make sure to wait for the audio cue that the listening has begun and then start talking.
- Ex: “Give me a list of headlines for a YouTube video about the advancements of artificial technology in the 21st Century.”
- Then click anywhere on the screen to end the “listening”.
How to Enable Speech Recognition on a Windows-based PC
This is also known as "voice typing". In most cases, voice typing is automatically enabled inside of Windows. So there is usually nothing to “turn on” you simply need to activate the feature. Here's how to Turn on Voice Typing.
How to use Speech Recognition with Jasper on a Windows-based PC
Here is how to use it inside of Jasper:
- Click in an area you want to use voice typing, like an open document.
- Then activate “Voice Typing” by clicking the Windows key and H together.
- Then a voice typing pop-up will appear... and simply wait for it to say “Listening” and then begin to speak whatever you want to be written.
- Ex: “Write a few headlines for a blog post about the benefits of eating vegetables every day!”
- Then at the end of your desired input, say “stop listening.”
And finally, in this case, all that is left is to do is to run the prompt I just gave Jasper by hitting Control + Enter on a PC. Here's a List of Prompt Ideas to get started!