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This updated guide explains how to add custom words to voice access Windows 11 with clear steps, practical tips, and useful context. Voice Access is a new experience that allows anyone to control their PC and compose messages using their voice. Starting with Windows 11 build 26120.3872, Microsoft is introducing the ability to add your own words to the dictionary in Voice Access.
How to Add Custom Words to Voice Access Windows 11
Step 1:
First you need to enable Voice Access on Windows 11 , then we open the text editor to add words by saying the command Add to Vocabulary . The new interface is displayed as shown, the user enters the word they want to add to Voice Access .

Step 2:
Then choose Add to add the typed word to the Windows 11 Voice Access interface and you're done.
Adding custom words to Voice Access in Windows 11 can significantly improve your dictation experience. Also, this option has a few other useful features:
- Improved accuracy: Adjusting vocabulary to include difficult-to-pronounce words helps achieve better spelling accuracy.
- User-friendly process: Adding words is very simple, making it accessible to all users.
- Accessible Commands: You can easily use voice commands or the settings menu to manage your custom vocabulary.
- Improved Usability: Regular updates and new features continue to improve the overall usability of Voice Access.
FAQ
What should I prepare before I add custom words to voice access windows 11?
Review the requirements and options in the guide first. Having the correct device, app version, account access, or materials ready helps prevent avoidable errors.
How long does it take to add custom words to voice access windows 11?
The time depends on the task and your setup. Most basic steps can be completed quickly, while downloads, updates, scans, or troubleshooting may take longer.
What should I do if the steps do not work?
Repeat the instructions in order, confirm that your software or device is supported, and check permissions, connectivity, and available updates before trying again.
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