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Turn text into natural-sounding voiceovers in seconds. Choose from multiple voices and adjust the speaking rate for videos, audiobooks, announcements, and more.
Enter your copy to see the estimated duration and try it out in your browser's native voice.
Overview
Understand what the tool solves, how it works, and the boundaries of its data.
Enter or paste text, choose an available voice, adjust speaking rate, pitch, and volume, then play it through your device. The page also shows a script preview, character and word counts, paragraph count, and an estimated duration. Playback is intended for listening to a preview; there is no audio file export.
The voice menu is populated from the voices the browser and operating system make available. That list can differ across devices, browsers, and installed language packs, and it may take a moment to appear. The selected voice name and language are shown with the preview. Speech output is synthesized by the device’s speech service, so pronunciation and voice quality depend on that voice and its language support.
Rate, pitch, and volume can be adjusted with sliders or set together using a scene preset. The duration shown is an estimate based on the text, punctuation, and selected rate; it is not a measurement of completed playback. The input is limited to 5,000 characters for playback.
Guide
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Type or paste the text you want to hear. The character count updates as you edit; playback accepts up to 5,000 characters.
Select a listed voice or leave the system default. You can choose a scene preset, then fine-tune rate, pitch, and volume with the sliders.
Press play to hear the current text. Pause, resume, stop, or replay as needed. If no voices appear, wait briefly for the list to load or check whether speech voices are enabled for the device and browser.
Use the duration estimate and text counts to compare a draft. Copy the script if you need to move it elsewhere; the spoken audio itself cannot be downloaded from this page.
Use cases
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A writer can paste a paragraph and listen for awkward pacing or repeated words, then revise the source text and replay the preview.
A presenter can try the same short script at different rates and pitches to judge whether the spoken rhythm suits a draft presentation.
A user can test which voices and languages are available on the current setup before deciding whether that device can read a particular text comfortably.
Q&A
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No. This tool plays the text for preview and does not provide an audio export.
The available list comes from voices exposed by the current browser and operating system. Installed voices, language support, and loading behavior vary by device.
No. It is an estimate derived from text and the selected rate. Actual speech duration depends on the voice and speech service.
Check that the browser supports speech synthesis, that a voice is available for the text’s language, and that audio is not muted. Pronunciation quality varies by voice.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
Playback requires browser speech-synthesis support and an available voice. The tool does not provide a fixed catalog of voices, guarantee a language or accent on every device, or create a production-ready voice-over. Listen to the actual result before relying on its pronunciation or timing.
The duration, word count, and paragraph count are summaries of the entered text, not a transcript of synthesized audio. Text over the playback limit cannot be played. Since the page does not export audio, use a separate workflow if you need a saved recording or production audio file.
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