video dubbing
Add professional voiceovers to video content and enhance the viewing experience
Text to speech online
Turn text to speech into natural-sounding audio
Choose a voice, adjust the delivery, and prepare a clear audio reading from any script. Use the speech workspace below to test an idea before continuing to the full audio tool.
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Results
Audio is created after you continue.
Usage Steps
1
Set Voice Options
Select voice language, gender, voice style, adjust speed and pitch parameters.
In the voice settings panel on the left, you can configure the following parameters:
- Voice Language: Select the language for speech generation, including Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, and more.
- Gender: Choose a male or female voice, each with distinct tonal characteristics.
- Voice Search: Search for a particular voice style by name.
- Speed Adjustment: Adjust playback speed from -50% (slow) to +50% (fast).
- Pitch Adjustment: Adjust voice pitch from -100% (low) to +200% (high).
- Auto Play: Choose whether generated speech plays automatically.
We recommend previewing different voices to find one that suits your content.
2
Input Text
Add the words you want to hear spoken.
Type or paste your script into the Input Text box. Check names, punctuation, and paragraph breaks before continuing.
3
Preview or Generate Speech
Listen to a voice sample, then continue with your text.
Use a voice preview to compare styles. When your script is ready, select Generate Audio to continue to the audio tool.
4
Download Audio or Subtitle Files
Save the available output after it has been generated.
Review your audio in the tool you continue to, then use its available download options to save your work.
Usage Scenarios
audiobook production
Convert written books into audio for convenient listening and learning
podcast content
Create podcast programs and audio content to attract listeners
educational materials
Develop educational audio materials to assist teaching and learning
voice assistant development
Prepare speech for voice assistants and AI applications
multilingual content localization
Voice content in different languages to reach a wider audience
A clearer way to prepare audio
Keep every reading consistent from the first line to the last
A good text to speech workflow starts with a script that is easy to review. Select a voice that fits the audience, listen for awkward phrasing, and make small changes before you send the finished text onward. The controls in this workspace keep those decisions close to the text instead of hiding them behind a complicated editor.
Review the script
Paste a paragraph, lesson, announcement, or narration draft into the editor. Clear punctuation and short paragraphs make the spoken result easier to follow.
Shape the delivery
Compare available voices, then adjust speed and pitch when the reading needs a calmer pace, a brighter tone, or a little more room between ideas.
Listen for the details
Preview a voice before committing to the whole passage. Check names, numbers, abbreviations, and transitions so the spoken version sounds deliberate rather than rushed.
Continue with confidence
When the voice and wording feel right, continue with your selected format. Keep the final text nearby so later edits remain aligned with the audio you create.
01
Write naturally
Use the words your listener should hear. Add punctuation and paragraph breaks where a human reader would pause, and keep each idea focused.
02
Choose the right voice
A tutorial, product update, story, and personal message can each need a different character. Search the list and preview a few options before deciding.
03
Make the result useful
Use the generated reading for videos, study notes, accessibility, internal reviews, or any project where written information is easier to consume aloud.
Frequently Asked Questions
First choose a voice language that matches your content. Then consider tone: a more formal voice may suit authoritative content, while a softer voice may suit an intimate story. Search and preview voices before choosing, and adjust speed and pitch to fit your audience.
Check the terms of the audio service you use before publishing generated speech in a commercial project.
You can type or paste plain text into the input box. For other file formats, check the options in the audio tool.
Length limits depend on the tool used to create your audio. For longer scripts, dividing the text into sections can make editing easier.
Storage depends on the audio service. Download any finished files you want to keep.
Start with punctuation and paragraph breaks for natural pauses. The available controls for precise silence depend on the voice tool.