Convert text to natural-sounding speech instantly. Free online TTS with multiple languages and voices.
Support for major world languages including English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and more.
High-quality, natural-sounding speech synthesis powered by your browser's native TTS engine.
No registration required. Convert text to speech instantly in your browser at no cost.
A text-to-speech tool converts written text into spoken audio using your browser's built-in speech synthesis engine — useful for proofreading, accessibility, and language learning.
This tool works entirely in your browser, so your text is never sent to any server.
Enter or paste text in the input area, select voice and speed, then click Convert. Listen instantly in your browser or download as audio file.
Text to speech technology is useful for proofreading your writing by ear, improving accessibility for users with visual impairments or reading difficulties, and learning proper pronunciation in a new language. Our tool uses your browser's built-in speech synthesis engine, so everything happens locally and your text never leaves your device.
We support over 18 languages with multiple voice options. You can adjust the speaking speed to suit your preference, listen directly in the browser, or download the audio for offline use. The 5000-character limit works well for articles, emails, study notes, and short documents.
Browser-based voices vary by system. You can choose from available system voices in different languages. The selection depends on your operating system and browser — some systems include premium voices with more natural intonation. Try different voices to find the one that sounds best for your content.
Yes, after generating speech, use the download button to save the audio as an MP3 file. This is useful for creating audio versions of articles, study materials, or presentations that you can listen to offline on any device.
Yes, the maximum input is 5000 characters. This limit ensures smooth performance and reliable speech generation in your browser. For longer texts, consider splitting your content into multiple readings.
Once the page is loaded, text to speech works entirely in your browser using the Web Speech API. However, some browser voices may require an internet connection to download voice data on first use.