Text to Speech

Text to speech converts written text into spoken audio using your browser's built-in speech synthesis engine. No audio files are uploaded or generated on a server — everything runs locally in your browser using the Web Speech API, ensuring complete privacy. How to use: 1. Paste or type your text into the input field. 2. Select a voice from the dropdown. Available voices depend on your operating system and browser — Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android each include different voice libraries. 3. Adjust speech rate (0.5 to 2.0x speed) and pitch (0.5 to 2.0). 4. Click Speak. The text is read aloud. Use Pause, Resume, and Stop controls. 5. Long text is read continuously — no limit on character count. Voice selection: Most systems include multiple voices for common languages. On Windows, Microsoft voices like David, Zira, and Mark are available. On macOS, Siri voices and additional voices can be enabled in System Settings > Accessibility > Spoken Content. On Android, Google Text-to-Speech provides voices. Install additional language packs in your OS settings to add more voice options. Speed control: 1.0 is normal speaking pace (~150 words per minute). 0.5 is slow for learning or transcription. 1.5-2.0 is fast for review or speed listening. Useful for: Proofreading — hearing text read aloud catches errors the eye skips. Language learning — listen to pronunciation of words and phrases. Accessibility — reading assistance for dyslexia or visual impairment. Multitasking — listen to articles or documents while doing other tasks. Pronunciation checking — verify how names, foreign words, or technical terms sound.