Pixno Dictation · AI dictation for Mac & Windows

Your next message, already written.

Talk through the reply, email or update you need to send. Pixno Dictation turns your spoken draft into clear writing at your cursor, with your names, your final corrections and the details you meant to include.

  • AI cleanup included
  • Works in every app
  • Multilingual dictation
Detecting your system
Free download · Use your Pixno account to dictate
Demo: press Ctrl + Alt + Space, speak, press it again, and polished text is typed into the active app.
Press Ctrl + Alt + Space to start talking

From a messy thought to a message you can send

You know what you want to say, but the wording is still taking shape. Start talking. Pause, repeat yourself or change the deadline. Pixno keeps the message you settle on.

You said

Hey Niamh um the AcmeDB update will be ready Tuesday actually Wednesday can you check the migration notes before we send it to the customer

It typed

Hey Niamh, the AcmeDB update will be ready Wednesday. Can you check the migration notes before we send it to the customer?

An example with names added to your dictionary. The filler goes. Wednesday replaces Tuesday. The name, project and request stay. Review the result and send when you are ready.

From a spoken draft to finished writing

Say a quick reply, a longer email or a list of next steps. Pixno removes fillers, keeps your final corrections and adds the punctuation, paragraphs and list formatting your words call for.

Give Pixno your vocabulary

Save your preferred spellings in a personal dictionary stored on your device. For extra help with project names and specialized terms, enable context for selected apps.

Write in the language you speak

Dictate in your preferred language and keep foreign names and technical terms intact. You can also switch between Chinese and English within the same sentence.

It types what you meant to say.

Speak as you think, including pauses and changes of mind. Pixno turns your words into clear sentences, repairs misheard terms and keeps your intended meaning.

Fillers disappear

Remove ums, uhs and repeated words so your message is easier to read.

You said

umsobasicallywe'reuhready

It typed

We're ready.

Keep your final wording

When you correct yourself mid-sentence, only your final intent is kept.

You said

shiponWednesday— no,Thursday

It typed

Ship on Thursday.

Technical terms recovered

Use the meaning of your sentence to recover product names, model names and technical terms.

You said

checktheGPSGPT-4ofourohmodel

It typed

Check the GPT-4o model.

Writing that fits the app.

Draft a complete email, send a short team update or describe a technical task. Pixno adapts the wording to the app while keeping your terminology.

You said

“um can we push the release to Friday I still need to fix the docker compose config”

Email

Hi Sam — could we move the release to Friday? I still need to fix the Docker Compose configuration. Thanks!

Complete, courteous sentences.
Team chat

Can we push the release to Friday? Still fixing the Docker Compose config.

Short and conversational.
IDE & terminal

# TODO: fix docker-compose config before the Friday release

Technical terms kept verbatim.

Moving from Wispr Flow or Typeless?

Try Pixno on the same reply, email and list you normally dictate. Add a few names and terms to your dictionary first. Compare how much editing remains before you send.

  1. 1

    Reply to a teammate. Use a name or project term you often have to correct. Check that the spelling reaches the text field as you intended.

  2. 2

    Draft an email. Change your mind halfway through, such as 'Tuesday, actually Wednesday.' Check that only the final deadline remains.

  3. 3

    Say your next steps as a list. Check the wording, punctuation and formatting in the app where you will use it.

Start with one message

Download Pixno free and connect your account to use your available AI credits. Recognition and AI cleanup are included at 34 credits per minute of speech. Check your balance in the app, then try a message you actually need to send.

Choose a download

From download to dictation in three steps

  1. 01

    Install the desktop client

    Choose the installer for your computer, open the downloaded file, and follow the setup prompts.

  2. 02

    Connect your Pixno account

    Pixno Dictation opens Pixno in your browser for a secure account connection.

  3. 03

    Speak where you normally type

    Use the shortcut shown in Pixno Dictation and dictate into your current text field.

All download options

Choose the installer for your computer. Use the file size and SHA-256 checksum to verify your download.

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macOS · Apple Silicon

For Macs with an M-series processor.

DMG

macOS · Universal

For Apple Silicon or Intel Macs.

EXE

Windows · EXE setup

Best for personal installation.

MSI

Windows · MSI package

For managed or organization-wide deployment.

Verify before you install

Compare the downloaded file's SHA-256 value with the value shown above to confirm the file has not changed.

Open release details

Press, speak, done

  1. 1

    Press AltSpace (macOS) or CtrlAltSpace (Windows) in any text field.

  2. 2

    Say what you mean. Lists, punctuation, and mixed languages are fine.

  3. 3

    The finished text goes straight into the field, ready for you to review and send.

Choose how Pixno works with your words

On-device recognition on Mac

Choose Apple on-device recognition to transcribe audio on your Mac, then let Pixno's cloud AI polish the text.

Context from the apps you choose

Help Pixno recognize names and terms using nearby text. Enable enhanced context for selected apps and change that choice in settings.

Your choice of history

Keep a transcription history to revisit your wording, or turn history off. You can delete saved entries in the app.

FAQ

Is Pixno an alternative to Wispr Flow or Typeless?

Talk through the reply, email or update you need to send. Pixno Dictation turns your spoken draft into clear writing at your cursor, with your names, your final corrections and the details you meant to include. Save your preferred spellings in a personal dictionary stored on your device. For extra help with project names and specialized terms, enable context for selected apps.

Is Pixno Dictation free?

Download Pixno free and connect your account to use your available AI credits. Recognition and AI cleanup are included at 34 credits per minute of speech. Check your balance in the app, then try a message you actually need to send.

Which platforms does it support?

macOS (Apple Silicon, and Intel through the Universal build) and Windows (EXE or MSI installer).

What languages can I dictate in?

Pixno supports dictation in major languages, including Chinese and English. It keeps the language you speak, including mixed-language sentences, while cleaning up wording and punctuation.

Can Pixno recognize my names and technical terms?

Add your preferred spellings to the personal dictionary. Pixno uses those terms and the meaning of your speech to help correct recognition errors, so names, acronyms and product vocabulary can keep the spelling you use.

How is this different from macOS dictation or Windows voice typing?

Pixno combines AI cleanup, a personal dictionary and mixed-language writing with a desktop shortcut. It turns spoken drafts into messages and documents and inserts the result into your current text field.

What privacy controls can I use?

You choose whether to save transcription history and which apps can provide enhanced context. Your dictionary is stored on your device. On Mac, you can also choose on-device speech recognition followed by Pixno's cloud AI polishing.

Can I change the shortcut?

Yes. You can set your own shortcut in the app's settings.

Write the message you have been putting off

Open the draft. Say what you need to say. Let Pixno turn it into writing you can review and send.

Choose a download

Dictation and notes, one Pixno account

Use your Pixno account for desktop dictation and for the Pixno workspace, where you can turn photos, PDFs and slides into structured notes and ask questions about them.

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