The Voice Control feature in macOS Tahoe lets you control your Mac entirely with voice.
To use Voice Control in macOS Tahoe, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control and toggle it on. The system will perform a one-time download, allowing you to use voice commands to open apps, click items, and dictate text without an internet connection.
Key Features and Usage:
° Commands: Speak commands like “Open Mail,” “Scroll down,” or “Click [item name]” to navigate.
° Interaction: Use “Show grid” or “Show window grid” to create a numbered overlay for precise clicking, then say a number followed by a command like “Click”.
° Dictation: Use enhanced dictation to speak text, add punctuation (e.g., “comma,” “period”), or use “new line”.
Customization: Access Commands to view, add, or customize your own voice commands.
° Spelling Mode: Say “spell” followed by letters to dictate difficult words letter-by-letter.
For the best results, Apple says you should use headphones to help the system hear your voice commands clearly.
