5 Hidden Features in Windows 11 You Should Try

 Hidden Features in Windows 11

Windows 11 is packed with useful features, but some of its best tools remain hidden from everyday users. Here are 5 powerful built-in features that can enhance your workflow, creativity, and accessibility.

1. Voice Access & Voice Typing

Windows 11 lets you control your PC hands-free with Voice Access. You can open apps, navigate menus, and dictate text using just your voice. To enable it, go to Settings > Accessibility > Speech.

For quick dictation, press Win + H to open Voice Typing, which converts speech into text in any app.

2. Photos App: Background Removal & Erase Tool

The Photos app in Windows 11 now includes AI-powered tools:

Background Remover: Easily remove backgrounds from images with one click.

Spot Erase: Remove unwanted objects from photos, similar to Google’s Magic Eraser.

3. Snipping Tool: Screen Recording & Text Extraction

The Snipping Tool isn’t just for screenshots anymore! It now supports:

Screen Recording: Capture on-screen activity without third-party software.

Text Extraction: Copy text directly from images using Optical Character Recognition (OCR).

4. Clipchamp: Built-in Video Editor with AI Captions

Windows 11’s Clipchamp is a free and intuitive video editor with powerful AI features, including:

Auto-captions: Generate subtitles automatically.

Quick video edits: Trim, add effects, and export videos in minutes.

5. Live Captions: Real-time Subtitles for Any Audio / Video

Live Captions provide on-screen subtitles for any audio / video playing on your PC—great for accessibility or noisy environments. Enable it in Settings > Accessibility > Captions.

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