π Text to Speech
Convert any text to natural-sounding speech. Choose from multiple voices and languages, adjust speed and pitch.
β οΈ Note: Text to Speech uses your browser's built-in speech synthesis. Voice availability may vary by browser and operating system.
π Enter Text to Convert
0 characters
π‘ Quick Examples
βοΈ Voice Settings
Ready to speak
π§ Features
- Multiple Voices: Choose from various voice options
- Multiple Languages: Support for many languages
- Speed Control: Adjust speaking speed (0.5x to 2x)
- Pitch Control: Modify voice pitch
- Pause/Resume: Control playback at any time
- Browser-Based: No server processing, works offline
π How to Use Text to Speech
- Type or paste text, or load a sample.
- Pick a language and voice, then set the speed and pitch.
- Select Play. Use Pause, Resume or Stop as you listen.
π― When to Use It
- Proofreading by listening to your writing.
- Hearing how a piece reads aloud.
- Accessibility help for reading long text.
π‘ Tips & Common Pitfalls
- Voices come from your browser and operating system, so the choice varies by device.
- The audio cannot be downloaded because the browser's speech feature plays it directly.
- For long text, split it into sections for smoother playback.
- If there are few voices, try a different browser or add language voices in your system settings.
β Frequently Asked Questions
Which browsers support text to speech?
Most modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox) support the Web Speech API. Voice availability varies by operating system.
Why don't I see many voices?
Voice availability depends on your operating system and browser. Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS each have different voice sets installed.
Can I download the audio?
Browser-based speech synthesis doesn't support direct audio download. For downloadable audio files, you would need server-based TTS services.
Is there a character limit?
Most browsers support very long texts. However, for very long documents, consider breaking them into smaller sections for better performance.