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Using voice

Voice lets you talk with ChatGPT while it works in the desktop app, so you can brainstorm ideas, ask for a slide deck, and refine it out loud.

Create a slide deck with Voice

  1. Talk through ideas

    Brainstorm a team event.

  2. Ask for a slide deck

    Turn the strongest ideas into a pitch.

  3. Open your slides

    Review the deck with ChatGPT.

Start talking

Start a new chat in the ChatGPT desktop app, select Voice before sending your first message, and talk through an idea. ChatGPT can ask follow-up questions, build a presentation from the conversation, and keep working while you use your computer.

The first time, allow microphone access, choose a voice, and review Screen context on Mac.

As the task takes shape, its progress and any finished files stay visible on your screen.

Available in the ChatGPT desktop app with Plus, Pro, Business, Edu, and Enterprise plans, or through Remote on iOS after pairing your computer.

Voice or dictation?

Use ChatGPT Voice for a live conversation with ChatGPT. Use voice dictation when you only want to turn speech into prompt text before sending it.

Voice
Live conversation while work continues.
Dictation
Speech becomes prompt text before sending.

Steer without starting over

Start with an idea, ask ChatGPT to shape it into a presentation, then ask for changes to the slides. Each follow-up builds on the same context, so you can keep refining the deck without repeating the original request.

On Mac, open Settings > Voice, turn on Screen context, then say “Take a look at this” to share the window in front of you.

Try it

Open the ChatGPT desktop app, start Voice, and guide one task forward with a few short follow-ups.

  1. Start voice

    In a new desktop chat, select the Voice icon before sending a message.

  2. Say

    “Help me brainstorm three activation ideas for a team event.”

  3. Steer

    “Turn the strongest two into a five-slide visual pitch deck.”

  4. Review

    “Show me the latest version and what still needs my input.”