Get started with voice features in Microsoft Copilot

“Your speech is sent to Microsoft only to convert it into text. Audio is not stored.” (Chat with Copilot using your voice, Data and privacy)

“Copilot transcribes your speech into text in real time.” (Dictate messages to Copilot, steps)

“Review the transcribed or generated content for accuracy because AI may occasionally misinterpret speech or produce errors.” (Dictate messages to Copilot, final steps)

“Speak your prompt instead of typing. Work or school accounts” (Supported languages and availability, feature table)

“In the chat prompt box, select Start dictation” (Dictate messages to Copilot, Start dictation)

“Sign in to copilot.cloud.microsoft or open the Microsoft Copilot app on your desktop or mobile device.” (Dictate messages to Copilot, steps)

“Speak your prompt instead of typing. Work or school accounts” (Supported languages and availability, feature table)

“User audio and Copilot audio are temporarily stored to support feedback scenarios. Audio is only accessed if you submit feedback about the conversation. Audio is deleted after 48 hours.” (Chat with Copilot using your voice, Data and privacy)

“Voice availability depends on your subscription and region.” (Note at the top of the article)

“The first time you use voice in Copilot Chat, you may be asked to allow microphone access.” (Note under the feature table)

“Voice data is used to provide the Copilot Voice experience.” (Chat with Copilot using your voice, Data and privacy)

“Have a real-time spoken conversation with Copilot. Work or school and personal accounts” (Supported languages and availability, feature table)

“Select the Voice icon in the message composer.” (Start a voice conversation)

“When a voice conversation ends, a text transcript of the conversation is available for reference.” (Chat with Copilot using your voice, Conversation transcript)