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Google Cloud's Speech-to-Text API infers periods, commas and question marks from audio and adds them to the transcript when automatic punctuation is on.

Checked against its source on October 16, 2026

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“Speech-to-Text automatically infers the presence of periods, commas, and question marks in your audio data and adds them to the transcript.”

Enable automatic punctuation (Speech-to-Text), Google Cloud, 2026, Introduction.

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What it measures
Introduction to automatic punctuation in Google Cloud Speech-to-Text.
What it does not show
This is the developer API, not the voice typing in Google Docs. The page points to a per-language list of supported features.

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