Typing Bangla used to mean learning a phonetic keyboard. With voice typing you just speak and it writes — into any app, in real time. Here is how, in five steps.
Step by step
- 1Download and install Azadi 24
Download the free app for Windows 10 or 11 and run the installer. It is about 80 MB.
- 2Open the widget and sign in
A small always-on-top widget appears. Sign in with Google (free, no card) to start.
- 3Put your cursor where you want to write
Click into Word, Chrome, Notepad, Messenger — any app. Your voice types wherever the cursor is.
- 4Press the hotkey and speak Bangla
Press Alt+Z for Bangla (Alt+X for English), then just talk. Words appear in real time as you speak.
- 5Pause to finish
Stop speaking and the text stays. Edit normally, or press the hotkey again to add more.
Tips
- Speak naturally — no need to dictate punctuation; it is added for you.
- A decent mic helps, but the built-in laptop mic works fine.
- Switch between Bangla (Alt+Z) and English (Alt+X) anytime.