Google Voice - Set up Google Text to Speech

 

Google Voice gives you a phone number for calls, texts, and voicemails. You can use this number to make domestic and international calls from your web browser and mobile devices. If you're in the US, you can choose your own number.

 

In addition to using Google Voice for calls, texts, and voicemails, you can also:

 

• Read voicemail transcripts in your inbox and search them like emails.
• Personalize voicemail greetings.
• Make international calls at low rates.
• Get protection from spam calls and messages.
• Block unwanted callers.
• Screen calls before you answer.
• Google Voice saves and processes your call, text, and voicemail information.

 

 

Add a shortcut in App Launcher - Google Voice App

 

• If the Google Voice app doesn't appear in your Google apps in Chrome, you can add it.
• Go to voice.google.com.
• In the top right, click Google apps Dial.

Under Voice "", click Add a shortcut.

 

Set up Voice for your organization.

 

 

What can you do with Voice? - Get started with Google Voice

 

Next: 1. Set up Voice

Want to get more out of Google apps at work or school?  Sign up for a free Google Workspace trial.

 

With Google Voice, you get one phone number that works across smartphones, the web, and desk phones. With one number, you’re never tied to a physical device to make and receive phone calls, text messages (U.S. only), or access voicemail.

 

Your organization might assign you a Voice number, let you choose your own, or transfer an existing number.

 

• Important: Before you can use Voice, your administrator must have enabled it for your organization.

 

What you need:

 

• "" 10 minutes
• Account Google Workspace account — Don't have one? Start your free 14-day trial today.
• Get Voice: Web (voice.google.com), Android, or iOS.