Text to speech
About the Text to Speech Tool
The Text to Speech tool renders any text as an audio file using your browser's built-in speech engine. It supports a wide range of languages and voices.
How to use it
- Type or paste the text.
- Choose a voice and a playback speed.
- Click Play, then download the result if supported.
Tips
- Use punctuation to add natural pauses.
- Spell out acronyms or numbers you want read in full.
There are many times when reading words on a screen is less useful than hearing them — proof-listening to a draft you just wrote, absorbing a long article while you do something else, or checking how a sentence really flows when spoken. This text-to-speech tool converts your pasted text into spoken audio straight in the browser, using the voices your device already has.
It works like a lightweight reading assistant: paste, press play, listen. You can move through the text sentence by sentence and at your own pace, which makes it handy for language learning, review and accessibility.
How to Use the Text to Speech Tool
- Paste or type the text you want to hear.
- Choose a voice and, where available, adjust the speaking rate.
- Press play to hear it, or step through sections to review specific passages.
Practical Use Cases
Proof-listen to an email or essay and catch awkward phrasing, absorb articles, reports or study notes hands-free, preview narration for a video or presentation, and support readers who prefer audio or need assistance decoding long text. It also helps you judge natural flow when voice-over work depends on how words land aloud.
Text-to-speech — common questions
Is the audio generated on a server?
No. The speech is produced locally in your browser using its built-in speech capabilities, so your text is not uploaded or stored anywhere.
Can I save the audio as a file?
Yes.When a download control is offered by the tool, you can save the audio straight as a file.Where your browser does not expose that option, you can still capture the playing audio with the screen or tab recorder your device provides.
Why dos the voice sound different across devices?
Each device ships its own set of system voices, so pitch, accent and pronunciation vary by platform. The tool uses whichever voices your browser exposes, which is why output can differ between a phone, laptop or desktop.
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