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Wispr Flow

An app that turns your speech into polished text instantly

Free plan

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At a glance

Price

Free plan

Where you can use it

  • iOS
  • Android
  • Windows
  • macOS

File input

  • AUDIO
Login Required
Commercial use Allowed

Plans & pricing

  • Free Free 2,000 words/week (Desktop)
  • Pro $15 /user/mo $12/mo billed yearly Unlimited dictation
  • Growth $23 /user/mo $18/mo billed yearly Admin controls, SSO
  • Enterprise Contact sales Custom pricing, annual contract

From the official pricing page. May vary with tax, exchange rate, and region. Pricing page (opens in a new tab)

Full specs

Wispr Flow key specs
Price Free plan
Free limits Dictation: 2,000 words/week (Desktop), 1,000 words/week (Mobile). Meeting notes are limited.
Paid price
  • Pro $15/user/mo$12/mo billed yearly
  • Growth $23/user/mo$18/mo billed yearly
  • Enterprise Contact sales
Student / edu discount 50% discount on Pro for students and teachers. First 3 months free for students.
Login Required
Platforms macOSWindowsiOSAndroid
File input AUDIO
Download output Transcribed text is directly inserted into the input box of the app you are currently using.
Commercial use AllowedBusiness plans are available. Certified for SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001.

Prices may change. Currency and billing period follow the official listing; no currency conversion. Pricing page (opens in a new tab)

Who it's for

  • Office workers who write dozens of emails and messenger replies daily. Wispr Flow polishes what you say cleanly and pastes it right into your text box.
  • People who type slowly or struggle with long keyboard sessions due to wrist pain. Hold the shortcut key and speak to type in any app.
  • College students who write better by talking through their thoughts first. Quickly create assignment drafts by speaking, then edit by hand.

Drawbacks

  • The free limit resets weekly, so using it daily can exhaust your quota by midweek.
  • Some reviews note that when mixing English words into Korean sentences, you must pronounce the English clearly for accurate transcription.
  • Spoken audio is processed on the server. Check your company's security policies before dictating confidential corporate information.

Getting started

  1. Install the app for your device from the official website and sign up.
  2. Grant microphone and accessibility permissions.
  3. Add Korean to your language settings.
  4. Click on an email text box, hold the shortcut key, and speak. Example: "Can we push tomorrow's meeting to 3 PM? I'll send the materials by this evening."
  5. Check the transcribed text, and add frequently used names or terms to your dictionary.

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Tools similar to the one in the center. The differences are listed below.
  • VITO Free plan VITO transcribes recorded audio files, while Wispr Flow types into your active text box in real time as you speak.
  • CLOVA Note Free plan CLOVA Note is for organizing recordings, while Wispr Flow is an input tool used instead of a keyboard.
  • Grammarly Free plan Grammarly edits already written text, while Wispr Flow polishes your spoken words into text.
  • Otter.ai Free plan Otter focuses on meeting transcription, while Wispr Flow focuses on dictation.

See also

Official link

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