Google Docs에서 텍스트 음성 변환(TTS) 사용하는 방법—쉬운 음성 리더 가이드

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of enabling text-to-speech functionality in Google Docs. Follow these detailed steps to seamlessly activate and use accessibility features, including screen reader support and braille support, to enhance document interaction.

Google Docs supports both reading text aloud and transcribing speech into text. Here’s how you can use text-to-speech (TTS) and voice typing features effectively:

1. Using Text-to-Speech (TTS) with a Screen Reader

Google Docs doesn’t have a built-in "Speak" button, but you can activate TTS using accessibility tools:

Enable screen reader support:

• Go to Tools > Accessibility settings.

• Check "Turn on screen reader support" and click OK.

Install a screen reader extension:

• Try ChromeVox, Screen Reader by Google, or use native tools like VoiceOver (Mac) or Narrator (Windows).

Listen to text:

• Select the text in your document and the screen reader will read it aloud automatically.

2. Using Voice Typing (Speech-to-Text)

On desktop:

• Go to Tools > Voice typing.

• Click the microphone icon when you're ready to speak.

• Speak clearly, and Google Docs will transcribe your speech in real time.

On mobile (Android/iOS):

• Open the Google Docs app.

• Tap the microphone icon on your keyboard.

• Start dictating and your words will appear on the screen

Step-by-Step Guide: How To Do Text To Speech in Google Docs

Step 1

Begin by opening the Google Docs document you wish to enable text-to-speech for. Navigate to the top menu and select 'Tools'. From the dropdown menu, proceed to the next option.

Step 2

Within the 'Tools' dropdown menu, locate and click on 'Accessibility'. In the accessibility menu, activate the 'Turn on screen reader support' option.

Step 3

If utilizing braille support via third-party hardware, ensure that this option is checked. Once selected, click 'OK'. A new menu will become visible.

Step 4

A new menu titled 'Accessibility' will appear. Click on this menu to proceed with the next steps.

Step 5

Within the accessibility menu, you will have access to a variety of options. These include verbalizing any selected text, describing selection formatting, cursor location, word count, and more.