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Use Voice Recorder with Galaxy AI on Galaxy phones or tablets

Samsung Support (US), n.d.

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What it is: Samsung's support article on the Voice Recorder app's Galaxy AI features. It covers making a recording, turning it into a transcript with Transcript assist, translating it and summarizing it, and lists the languages that Transcript assist supports.
How much weight it carries: Official Samsung documentation for the Galaxy AI features. It does not give a date, and it notes that device and language availability varies, so check the Voice Recorder settings on your own phone.

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Samsung says its basic Galaxy AI features are free, and that enhanced AI features may be subject to fees.
“Galaxy AI basic features provided by Samsung are free.” (Note at the top of the Voice Recorder article)
Samsung says Voice Recorder Galaxy AI features are on select phones and tablets running Android 14 with One UI 6.1 or higher.
“Voice recorder features with Galaxy AI are available on select phones and tablets running Android 14 with One UI 6.1 or higher.” (Note at the top of the Voice Recorder article)
Samsung's Voice Recorder with Galaxy AI suggests actions from a transcribed recording, such as adding contacts, events or reminders for tasks.
“You will also receive actionable suggestions like adding contacts, events, or reminders for tasks like travel planning.” (Transcript and summary section)
Samsung's US Voice Recorder page lists 16 languages for Transcript assist, including several regional forms of English, Spanish and Portuguese.
“Transcript assist supports English (US/India/Great Britain/Australia), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Spain/Mexico/US), Chinese (Simplified/Hong Kong), French (France/Canada), Korean, German, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Polish, Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, Russian, Indonesian.” (Use Transcript Assist and translation)
On a Galaxy phone, a summary of a recording is opened from the Transcript assist icon, then the Summarize option.
“To view a quick summary of your recording, tap the Transcript assist (the four stars) icon, and then tap Summarize” (Summaries section of the Voice Recorder steps)
Samsung's Voice Recorder steps start with opening the Voice Recorder app, then tapping Record.
“Navigate to and open the Voice Recorder app” (Create a recording)
Samsung says that after a recording is transcribed, you can translate the memo into other languages, share it, or move it to Samsung Notes.
“You can even translate your memo into a variety of languages, share your memo, or move it to Samsung Notes.” (Introduction to Voice Recorder with Galaxy AI)
To turn a Voice Recorder recording into text, Samsung says to select the recording, tap the Transcript assist icon, and tap Transcribe.
“Next, select the new recording, and then tap Transcript assist (the four stars) icon at the top of the screen, and then tap Transcribe” (Create a recording)

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Official documentation

Use Voice Recorder with Galaxy AI on Galaxy phones or tablets

Samsung Support (US), n.d.

Read the original

Read on October 17, 2026

What it is: Samsung's support article on the Voice Recorder app's Galaxy AI features. It covers making a recording, turning it into a transcript with Transcript assist, translating it and summarizing it, and lists the languages that Transcript assist supports.
How much weight it carries: Official Samsung documentation for the Galaxy AI features. It does not give a date, and it notes that device and language availability varies, so check the Voice Recorder settings on your own phone.

Facts taken from this source

Samsung says its basic Galaxy AI features are free, and that enhanced AI features may be subject to fees.
“Galaxy AI basic features provided by Samsung are free.” (Note at the top of the Voice Recorder article)
Samsung says Voice Recorder Galaxy AI features are on select phones and tablets running Android 14 with One UI 6.1 or higher.
“Voice recorder features with Galaxy AI are available on select phones and tablets running Android 14 with One UI 6.1 or higher.” (Note at the top of the Voice Recorder article)
Samsung's Voice Recorder with Galaxy AI suggests actions from a transcribed recording, such as adding contacts, events or reminders for tasks.
“You will also receive actionable suggestions like adding contacts, events, or reminders for tasks like travel planning.” (Transcript and summary section)
Samsung's US Voice Recorder page lists 16 languages for Transcript assist, including several regional forms of English, Spanish and Portuguese.
“Transcript assist supports English (US/India/Great Britain/Australia), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Spain/Mexico/US), Chinese (Simplified/Hong Kong), French (France/Canada), Korean, German, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Polish, Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, Russian, Indonesian.” (Use Transcript Assist and translation)
On a Galaxy phone, a summary of a recording is opened from the Transcript assist icon, then the Summarize option.
“To view a quick summary of your recording, tap the Transcript assist (the four stars) icon, and then tap Summarize” (Summaries section of the Voice Recorder steps)
Samsung's Voice Recorder steps start with opening the Voice Recorder app, then tapping Record.
“Navigate to and open the Voice Recorder app” (Create a recording)
Samsung says that after a recording is transcribed, you can translate the memo into other languages, share it, or move it to Samsung Notes.
“You can even translate your memo into a variety of languages, share your memo, or move it to Samsung Notes.” (Introduction to Voice Recorder with Galaxy AI)
To turn a Voice Recorder recording into text, Samsung says to select the recording, tap the Transcript assist icon, and tap Transcribe.
“Next, select the new recording, and then tap Transcript assist (the four stars) icon at the top of the screen, and then tap Transcribe” (Create a recording)