Text to Speech Engine Online — Free Tool

Synthesize written text into spoken audio using modern browser SpeechSynthesis APIs.

Voice

Rate

1.0

Pitch

1.0

Text to read

Privacy note: All processing happens entirely in your browser. No data is sent to our servers.

About this tool

Browser Text-to-Speech (TTS) reads written text aloud using system or cloud voices via the Web Speech API. Useful for proofreading, accessibility checks, and hands-free review.

Voice availability depends on your browser and operating system—quality and language options vary.

Common use cases

Prooflistening articles for awkward phrasing
Accessibility testing of on-page copy
Language learning pronunciation checks
Hands-free review of long drafts

How to use

Paste or type text into the input area.
Select voice, language, rate, and pitch if available.
Press play to synthesize speech.
Adjust settings and replay until delivery sounds right.

This page is available at /tools/text-to-speech/.

Understanding the result

Pauses follow punctuation weakly—manual line breaks can improve rhythm.
Abbreviations and numbers may read incorrectly without spelling hints.
Long inputs may hit browser limits; split into paragraphs.
Audio plays locally; no file is saved unless you use separate recording tools.

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FAQ

Why are voices limited?

Browsers expose OS-installed voices. Install language packs for more options.

Can I download MP3?

Web Speech API streams audio only. Screen recording or server TTS needed for files.

Does it work offline?

Some system voices work offline; cloud voices may need network.

Commercial use?

Check browser/OS license terms for redistribution of synthesized speech.