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Korean Voice Typing

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Autosaved in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on our servers. Voice recognition is handled by your browser and never stored by us.

Speak Korean, get Hangul text — then copy, export, or share it. Powered by your browser's speech recognition.

Korean is written in Hangul, where letters combine into syllable blocks (한 = ㅎ+ㅏ+ㄴ). Type on the standard 2-beolsik keyboard — your QWERTY keys become jamo that compose into syllables automatically — or tap the on-screen Korean keyboard, dictate with voice typing, then copy, export, and share.

Frequently asked questions

How does Korean voice typing work?

Click the microphone, allow access, and speak Korean. Your browser's built-in speech recognition converts speech to Hangul text, which you can insert into the workspace and export. This is speech-to-text in Korean — not translation from English.

Is my voice recorded or uploaded to WorldTyping?

No. Voice recognition is handled by your browser/device provider (for example Chrome's speech service). WorldTyping never receives or stores your audio — only the recognized text appears in your workspace, and it stays in your browser.

Which browsers support voice typing?

Chrome and Edge on desktop and Android have the best support, and Safari on iOS/macOS works in recent versions. If your browser doesn't support it, use your phone keyboard's dictation button instead.

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