How to use Wispr Flow on Android
On Android, Wispr Flow works as a keyboard and, notably, the free plan gives unlimited dictation (versus a weekly cap on desktop and iPhone). Install the app, enable the Wispr Flow keyboard, grant microphone access, and dictate in any app.
Install and set up (step by step)
- Install Wispr Flow from Google Play and open it to sign in.
- Go to Settings > System > Languages & input > On-screen keyboard > Manage keyboards and enable Wispr Flow.
- Grant microphone permission when asked.
- In any text field, switch to the Wispr Flow keyboard and start dictating.
Why Android is the best deal on the free plan
As of 2026, Wispr Flow's free plan is unlimited on Android, while desktop is capped at 2,000 words a week and iPhone at 1,000. If most of your dictation happens on a phone, Android is the cheapest way to use Wispr Flow heavily without paying. We keep this in the free plan guide.
Dictating on Android
Tap to start, speak naturally with pauses, and Wispr Flow inserts cleaned-up, punctuated text. It works across messaging, email, notes, and browser fields.
Frequently asked questions
As of 2026 the free plan is unlimited on Android, unlike the weekly caps on desktop and iPhone. Check the current pricing page in case this changes.
As a keyboard, it works in most apps that accept keyboard input.
It is how Wispr Flow currently structures the free tier. We do not know their reasoning; we just report the current caps.
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