Voice to Email

Transform your voice or ideas into professional emails

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How it works

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Hit record and speak — tap the microphone and say what you need — your meeting follow-up, a client update, a complaint, whatever it is. No need to structure it perfectly.

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Let AI do the rewrite — your spoken words are transcribed and transformed into a properly structured, professional email. Filler words, pauses, and rambling get cleaned up automatically.

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Copy and send — the finished email appears in the editor, ready to copy straight into Gmail, Outlook, or wherever you're sending from. Tick "include subject line" if you need that too.

Who actually uses this

People on the move. If you're between meetings, in a car, or just walking — dictating is faster than typing. You get a complete, professional email in the time it would take to unlock your phone and open a keyboard.

Non-native English writers. Speaking naturally in your second language and having AI clean up the grammar and structure is a lot less stressful than staring at a blank compose window trying to find the right words.

Anyone who hates writing emails. Some people know what they want to say but freeze when they have to write it down. Speaking it out is easier — the tool handles the formatting.

Frequently asked questions

Free to use, no sign-up required. You can record and generate emails directly in the browser.

Yes — the tool uses your device's microphone and works in mobile browsers. Tap record, speak, and the email is generated on the same screen.

You can speak in any language and the AI will transcribe and generate the email accordingly. Eskra also has dedicated interfaces in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, and Hindi.

Up to 2 minutes per recording. For longer emails, you can add written notes alongside the voice input to give the AI extra context.

Voice-to-text gives you a raw transcript — what you said, exactly as you said it. This tool takes that a step further and rewrites it into a structured, professional email. You speak casually, it writes formally.