What Is Command Mode?
Command Mode lets you control your computer using natural voice commands. Instead of dictating text, you can navigate, format, edit, and perform actions—all hands-free.
Activating Command Mode
There are two ways to enter Command Mode:
- Keyboard shortcut: Press
Ctrl + Shift + C(Windows) or⌘ + Shift + C(Mac) - Voice activation: While dictating, say "Command Mode"
You'll see the Whisp indicator change color to show you're in Command Mode.
Navigation Commands
- "Go to start" / "Go to end" — Move cursor to beginning/end
- "Move up/down/left/right" — Arrow key navigation
- "Page up" / "Page down" — Scroll through documents
- "Go to line [number]" — Jump to a specific line
Selection Commands
- "Select all" — Selects everything
- "Select word" / "Select line" / "Select paragraph"
- "Select last [number] words"
- "Extend selection" — Adds to current selection
Editing Commands
- "Delete" / "Backspace" — Remove selected text or character
- "Cut" / "Copy" / "Paste"
- "Undo" / "Redo"
- "Bold" / "Italic" / "Underline" — Format selected text
Formatting Commands
- "New line" / "New paragraph"
- "Tab" / "Indent"
- "Bullet point" / "Numbered list"
- "Heading [1-6]" — Apply heading styles
Exiting Command Mode
Say "Dictation mode" or "Start typing" to return to normal dictation, or press the Command Mode shortcut again.