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. Perfect for email tone, docs, and messages.
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.
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Chain edits
Select again and re-say to tighten further — “shorter”, “friendlier”, “translate to German”.
Why it 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.
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