Yes. FluidVox types into Cursor's chat panel, Cmd+K prompt, and any other text input.
How to Dictate in Cursor with FluidVox
Craft AI prompts, write code comments, and describe features by voice — with technical formatting for Cursor's AI workflows.
Download for macOSHow it works
Focus on Cursor
Click into the chat panel, editor, or Cmd+K prompt
Hold Fn and speak
Describe what you want the AI to do
Release
Clear, well-structured prompt text appears
Smart Formatting
Better prompts, by voice
Speaking naturally often produces more detailed, descriptive prompts than typing shorthand.
Speed
Prompt faster
Speaking is naturally faster than typing. FluidVox captures your words in real time and cleans them up instantly.
Accuracy
Technical terms preserved
Add custom terms to your dictionary and FluidVox will always get them right — no more autocorrect battles.
A day with FluidVox in Cursor
Feature request
Dictate a detailed description of the feature you want Cursor to implement
Bug fix prompt
Describe the bug and expected behavior by voice for Cursor's AI to analyze
Code documentation
Dictate documentation strings and README sections
Refactoring instructions
Voice-describe the refactoring approach for Cursor's AI to execute
Frequently asked questions
Often, yes. Speaking naturally tends to produce more detailed and descriptive prompts, which leads to better AI-generated code.
Yes. FluidVox works in all text inputs within Cursor, including the editor for comments and documentation.
Yes. FluidVox preserves technical terms and you can add custom dictionary entries for your project's specific APIs.
Start voice typing in Cursor today
Install FluidVox once and it works across every macOS app.
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