F10 — Transform text
Select text. Say the edit. Done.
Select any text, hold F10, say what you want — “make this formal”, “shorten”, “fix grammar”, “translate to German” — release and Flunkey replaces it in place. F10 uses its own provider and model assignment.
selected → “sorry for delay will send soon”
F10 “make this formal” → “Apologies for the delay — I’ll share an update shortly.”
How F10 works
- 1
Select text
Highlight anything editable — an email draft, doc paragraph, chat message, or ticket.
- 2
Hold F10 and command
Say the edit naturally. No syntax to memorize, no popup windows to manage.
- 3
Release to replace
The rewrite replaces the selection in place. Undo works as normal in your app.
- 4
Chain edits
Select again and re-say to tighten further — “shorter”, “friendlier”, “translate to German”.
Why Transform text saves time
- Tone rewrites: formal, friendly, concise, confident
- Grammar + clarity fixes without retyping
- Translation via plain voice commands
- In-place replace — undo still works
- Works wherever text is selectable and editable
F10 FAQ
Tone changes, shortening, expanding, grammar fixes, simplification, and translation — anything you can describe in a short voice command.
Anywhere text is selectable and editable. Select, hold F10, speak, release — the replacement happens in place.
Yes. Replacement uses your app’s normal editing path, so Ctrl+Z / undo works as usual.
It replaces the selected text and preserves surrounding formatting in most apps.
Yes — say “translate to German” (or any language your model supports) and the selection is replaced with the translation.
F10 uses the provider and model assigned to the Transform task in Models & Providers; its assignment is independent of F9 Chat.
Only in your app’s undo history. Flunkey does not keep a separate copy once you wipe local history.
Canonical: https://www.flunkey.space/features/transform · Also reachable via /f10
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