Click into a Slack message field, start dictation with your shortcut and speak. Read the text over before you press Enter, because Enter sends the message.
With Apple Dictation
- 01Turn on DictationIn System Settings › Keyboard, go to Dictation, turn it on and click Enable.
- 02Click the message fieldIn Slack, open the channel, DM or thread you want to write in, then click the message field.
- 03Start dictating and speakPress your Dictation shortcut or choose Edit › Start Dictation. When you’re done, press Escape or the shortcut again.
- 04Check it, then press EnterFix anything Dictation got wrong. Enter (the Return key) sends the message.
With Flula
Click the message field, then press your Flula shortcut and speak naturally: switch languages, correct yourself, skip the ums. Flula pastes clean text into the field and copies it too. It never presses Enter, so you can read your message before it goes out.
Slack is already Work chat
Flula knows the Slack app: it’s in Work chat, with Microsoft Teams, and writes Casual there, your words with no full stop at the end. For capitals and full stops, or no capitals at all, open Style, choose Work chat and pick Clean or Very casual. In a browser, Flula sees the browser, not Slack, so the browser’s kind applies, usually Everything else.
Tips
- For quick replies, hold your Flula shortcut while you talk and let go to finish.
- Add teammates’ names and project terms to your Dictionary in Flula, so they’re spelled your way.
- Rather not send by accident? In Slack, click your profile picture, choose Preferences, then Advanced, and under “When writing a message, press Enter to” choose “Start a new line”. Then ⌘ Enter sends.
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