Microsoft Launches Voice Change Feature Into Document On IOS, Here's How

New features in Microsoft Word iOS (photo: dock. Microsoft)

JAKARTA Microsoft Word users on iOS can now convert their voices into documents. This is a very helpful feature if you want to make documents from discussion or meeting results.

Word can change voice notes or voice records thanks to Copilot support. In Microsoft's official community records, the company explained that this feature is already available in Word version 2.96 with Build 25041112 available in 8 language support.

The available languages include English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese, German, Italian, and Japanese. Support for the location is also still limited. For now, users can only use this feature in the US, UK, Australia, Indiana, California, and others.

If you are interested in using this feature, make sure to update the application first on the iPhone you are using. After that, you can follow the following steps.

During editing the quotients, users can edit or create content structures, recreate content to be new, copy transcriptions, or even delete unwanted content.

This feature is only available to Microsoft 365 subscribers with a Copilot license, both consumer and business licenses. Without a subscription, the feature of converting voice records into structured documents will not work.