Voice access commands maker

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Hi, Sushi G

Yes, this is possible in Windows 11. The feature is called Voice shortcuts, and it lets you create your own spoken commands for common actions.

Start Voice access, then say:

“Voice access wake up.”

“Open voice shortcuts.”

“Click create new shortcut.”

Select When I say, then speak the phrase you want to use.

Under Perform actions, choose what the command should do.

Select Apply, then Save.

A shortcut can paste text, open a file, folder, app, or website, press keyboard keys, perform mouse clicks, or run several actions in sequence. For example, you could create “Open my work apps” and have it open multiple programs. A shortcut can contain up to eight actions.

Voice shortcuts currently work with supported English dialects. If the Voice shortcuts option is missing, install the latest Windows updates and confirm that Voice access is using a supported English language.

See: Use voice to create Voice access shortcuts

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