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Text to Speech

Free online text-to-speech — read text aloud with multiple languages, speed and pitch control. Great for proofreading. Browser-based, no install.

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Text to Speech (TTS) Tool is a free online tool that reads text aloud in natural-sounding voices.

How to use Text to Speech?

  1. Enter the text to be read aloud.
  2. Set the language, voice, speed, and pitch.
  3. Click play to listen to the speech.

Frequently asked questions about Text to Speech

What languages are supported?

It depends on your browser's installed voice engines, but typically supports major languages including English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and more.

Is the text sent to a server?

No. The tool uses the browser's built-in Web Speech API, so no text is sent to external servers. You can safely use it with sensitive content.

Can I save the audio as a file and use it in a video?

This tool speaks through the voice engine built into your browser, playing sound live rather than producing an audio file. You can capture it with a screen recorder, but for quality and convenience a dedicated service with file export is the better route. And if the result is going into a video, check the terms of that voice first — commercial use is not always permitted.

Why is the voice I want missing from the list?

The list of voices comes from your device and browser, not from this site, so it differs from machine to machine. macOS and iOS expose the voices installed in the system, while Windows shows only those bundled with the language packs in Settings. If the language you need is absent, download that language's speech data in your operating system's settings and reopen the browser. Chrome also serves some voices only while you are online.

How to get the most out of Text to Speech?

  • Available voices come from your operating system, so the list differs between Windows, macOS and Android.
  • Numbers and abbreviations are read inconsistently — spell out "twenty twenty-six" if it matters.
  • Start at rate 1.0 and adjust in steps of 0.1; small changes are easier to follow than big jumps.

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