Text to Speech
Listen to your text read aloud and choose the voice and speed.
Voices come from your device and browser, so the list differs between Chrome, Edge, Safari and phones.
How to Use the Text to Speech?
Listen to any text read aloud, with your choice of voice, speed and pitch.
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Type or paste your text into the box.
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Choose a Voice from the list. Voices depend on your device and browser.
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Adjust the Speed and Pitch sliders if you like.
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Click the Speak button to listen.
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Use Pause, Resume and Stop to control playback.
Benefits of Using Our Text to Speech
Many voices and languages
Use the natural sounding voices built into your device, including Indian English and Hindi on many devices.
Full control
Change speed and pitch, and pause or resume at any time.
Completely private
Speech is produced on your own device, so your text is not uploaded.
Free and unlimited
Listen to as much text as you want.
Who Can Use This Text to Speech?
Students
Listen to notes and study material while revising.
Writers
Hear your draft read aloud to catch awkward sentences.
People with reading difficulties
Make on-screen text easier to follow.
Language learners
Hear the pronunciation of words and phrases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Text to Speech.
Why do I see different voices on different devices?
This tool uses the speech engine built into your browser and operating system. Windows, macOS, Android and iOS each come with their own set of voices, and some browsers add more online voices. Try Chrome or Edge for the widest choice.
Can I download the audio as an MP3?
Browsers do not allow websites to record their built-in voices directly. To save audio, you can use your device's screen or audio recorder while the text is being spoken.
Does it support Hindi and other Indian languages?
Many Android phones, Windows computers and Chrome browsers include Hindi and Indian English voices, and some include Tamil, Bengali and other languages. If a language is not in the voice list, it is not installed on your device.
Why does reading stop on long texts?
Some browsers stop speaking after a few minutes of continuous text. If that happens, click Speak again or split very long texts into smaller parts.
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