Within WhatsApp, go to Settings, then Chats and choose Voice message transcripts. Here you can turn transcriptions on or off and select your transcript language. WhatsApp says, “You can transcribe a voice message by long pressing on the message and tapping on ‘transcribe’.”

WhatsApp announced users will be able to try out a new feature which will transcribe voice notes into text form

WhatsApp is introducing a new transcription feature that makes it easier (and more convenient) to communicate using voice messaging. The feature is rolling out globally to Android and iOS users “in the coming weeks” according to WhatsApp,

WhatsApp announced on Thursday that it's rolling out voice message transcripts to let users read voice messages.

WhatsApp is rolling out voice message transcripts to all users in the coming weeks, the company announced Thursday. The feature—which others like Apple's Messages and Phone apps already offer—is useful when you receive a voice message but can't play it because you're on the move,

WhatsApp is introducing a new typing indicator for users, which will now appear directly in the chat box. This update aims to make conversations more engaging and enjoyable for everyone.

WhatsApp has announced that its Voice Note Transcript feature will be made available to users worldwide in the coming weeks.

It's usually WhatsApp that is catching up to the likes of Telegram in terms of new features. But this time, WhatsApp has received a major upgrade before

Meta rolled out transcription support for WhatsApp voice messages on iPhone and Android, and iOS gets more languages.

WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that lets users turn voice messages into text. This is designed to help people who can't listen to a message right away because of where they are or other reasons.

The transcripts feature is also optional and can be manually enabled or turned off entirely. The messaging platform users can head to WhatsApp Settings> Chats> Voice message trans