WPS Collaboration Voice Input on Android: Introduction

Last updated:July 12, 2026

WPS Collaboration Voice Input on Android converts speech into text while you edit a document. This feature includes 2 core tasks, with 1 available without membership and 1 membership-related item.

At a Glance

MetricValueNotes
Core tasks2Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership1Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items1Matches the number of membership-related rows in the index

About This Feature

Overview

Collaboration Voice Input is a speech-to-text feature in WPS Office for Android document editing. It lets you dictate content directly into a document instead of typing everything manually.

Core capabilities include:

  • Start voice input: Open the voice input panel in editing mode and convert speech into text in real time.
  • Adjust voice input settings: Change recognition language, transcription mode, and related enhancement options from the same panel.

This feature is useful for mobile note-taking, quick idea capture, meeting follow-up input, and any situation where long typing on a phone is inconvenient. It helps you enter document content faster on Android and switch settings when needed for different speaking environments.

System Requirements

ItemRequirement
Operating systemAn Android device that can run WPS Office normally
App versionIt is recommended to use the latest version of WPS Office
NetworkA network connection is required for voice input and transcription
OtherMicrophone permission is required the first time you use it, and you need to enter document editing mode

Download & Installation

ItemDetails
Official DownloadWPS Office Free Download
Post-install CheckOpen WPS Office, enter document editing mode, and check whether the Voice Input entry appears in the bottom toolbar

Source: WPS download page

Compare with Alternatives

DimensionWPSMicrosoftGoogleNotionAdobe
Capability SummaryProvides a voice input entry inside Android document editing, converts speech to text in real time, and supports settings such as recognition language, HD transcription or standard transcription, translation, and speaker differentiation.Microsoft Word provides Dictate for speech-to-text input, with support for voice commands, automatic punctuation, and multiple languages.Google Docs provides Voice typing on desktop. On Android, voice input commonly relies on the device keyboard microphone rather than a dedicated in-app voice typing panel.Notion AI Meeting Notes focuses on meeting recording, transcription, and summaries with real-time transcription and speaker labels, rather than direct body-text input in a document editor.Adobe Acrobat focuses on PDF workflows such as OCR, editing, and conversion. Its official help content emphasizes scanned PDF editing rather than real-time voice input during document editing.
WPS AdvantagesAdvantage: The entry is built directly into the Android document editing flow for dictation while editing. Distinct: The same panel can manage language, transcription mode, translation, and speaker differentiation.Compared with WPS: Word Dictate is a broader dictation tool with voice commands, while the official page provides less emphasis on an Android document-editing panel with the same grouped transcription settings.Compared with WPS: Google Docs on Android more often depends on system keyboard voice typing, so there is less emphasis on a dedicated in-app settings panel for document dictation.Compared with WPS: Notion is more suitable for meeting capture and summaries than direct mobile document text entry while editing.Compared with WPS: Adobe is more aligned with PDF editing and scanned-text workflows than mobile collaborative voice input in a document editor.
Official SourceMicrosoft DictateGoogle Docs voice typingNotion AI Meeting NotesAdobe Acrobat scanned PDF editing

Overall Conclusion
WPS Collaboration Voice Input is closely aligned with Android document editing and works well when you want to speak directly into a document on your phone. Compared with meeting-note tools or desktop-oriented voice typing, it places more emphasis on quick mobile access and centralized transcription settings.

Use Cases

#ScenarioTarget UsersCore Pain PointSolution
1Mobile document note-takingPeople working on the goTyping on a phone can be slowStart voice input and dictate content directly into the document
2Meeting follow-up capturePeople adding notes after a meetingIt takes time to type while reviewing discussion pointsUse voice input to add content quickly and switch transcription modes when needed
3Multilingual dictationUsers working with Chinese, English, or other languagesFrequent keyboard switching interrupts inputChange the recognition language in voice input settings
4Long-form text entryUsers entering longer passagesManual typing on mobile is inefficient for long textUse continuous speech-to-text input for the main body
5Speaker-based organizationUsers recording interviews or discussionsMulti-speaker content is harder to organize laterUse speaker differentiation when available to help sort the transcript

Membership & Benefits

Free vs WPS Premium

FeatureFree UserWPS Premium
Start voice input
Standard transcription
HD transcription and some enhanced settingsSome features are limited
Other membership featuresDepends on the benefits shown for the current accountAvailable according to the subscribed plan

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

Use CaseRecommended PlanReason
Short daily dictation and quick notesFreeSuitable for basic voice input and standard transcription
Frequent long transcription with richer settingsWPS PremiumBetter suited for HD transcription and other membership-related capabilities

How to Subscribe

Source: WPS Office pricing page