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Text to Speech

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How to Use


  1. Type or paste text into the input area.
  2. Select a voice from the dropdown (available voices depend on your browser and OS).
  3. Adjust speed, pitch, and volume using the sliders.
  4. Click Speak to start reading aloud.
  5. Use Pause, Resume, and Stop to control playback.

What Is Text to Speech?


Text to Speech (TTS) converts written text into spoken audio using speech synthesis technology. This tool uses the Web Speech API built into modern browsers, so no software installation or server connection is needed. The voice, speed, and pitch are all configurable.

Common Use Cases


  • Proofreading written content by listening to it read aloud.
  • Accessibility — helping users with visual impairments consume text content.
  • Language learning — hearing correct pronunciation of words and phrases.
  • Multitasking — listening to articles or documents while doing other work.
  • Creating quick audio previews of scripts or presentations.

Tips


  • Different browsers offer different voices — Chrome typically has the most options.
  • Speed 1.0 is normal pace. Try 1.25-1.5 for faster listening.
  • Some voices support multiple languages — select a voice matching your text language.
  • Long texts may be split into chunks by the browser for smoother playback.
  • Mobile devices may have fewer voice options than desktop browsers.

Privacy


All speech synthesis happens locally in your browser using the Web Speech API. Your text is never sent to any server.

FAQ


How does this tool generate speech?

It uses the Web Speech API (SpeechSynthesis) built into modern browsers. The audio is produced by the speech engines available in your browser and OS, so no external speech-generation service is involved.

Is the text I enter sent to a server?

No. Speech synthesis runs entirely in your browser, and the text you type is never sent to or stored on any server.

Why are there few voices, or why is my desired voice missing?

Available voices depend on your browser and OS. Chrome typically offers the most options, and mobile devices often have fewer than desktops. Installing additional voices in your OS can expand the list.

Can it read very long text?

Yes, long text is supported, though some browsers split it into chunks internally for smoother playback. You can control playback with the Speak, Pause, Resume, and Stop buttons.

Can it read languages other than English?

Yes. Select a voice that matches the language of your text and it will be read in that language. Some voices support multiple languages, so try a different voice if the pronunciation does not match.