Text to speech
Text to speech
Turn supplied text into spoken audio using the language code selected from the available list. Choose a language that matches the text for a more suitable pronunciation.
How to use Text to speech
- Enter the text.
- Choose the matching language code.
- Submit the request.
- Play or download the generated audio when it appears.
Key features of Text to speech
- Large language-code list
- Text-area input
- Spoken audio result
- Language chosen explicitly
- Useful for listening checks
- Processes one text request at a time
Text to speech versus text editing
Use Character counter to measure a script before generating speech. Text to speech reads the supplied wording; it does not rewrite or translate it.
Frequently asked questions about Text to speech
Does the tool translate text?
No.
Why does pronunciation sound incorrect?
The selected language may not match the text, or the wording may contain names and abbreviations.
Can I choose a specific voice?
The current interface provides a language-code menu but no separate voice selector.
Is there a text field?
Yes, paste or type the script in the text area.
Can punctuation affect speech?
Yes, punctuation can influence pauses and phrasing.
Should I review the audio?
Yes, especially for names, numbers, and technical terms.
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