Text To Speech Reader

TTS Reader with more than 800 voices in more than 100 languages and regional accents. Try the text reader free, no payment or registration required.

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TTS Reader

Text to speech reader helps you easily convert written text into spoken words, generating realistic professional-quality audio with no background noise. Use our online text reader to quickly and conveniently turn Word, PDF and Excel documents into audio, or to read out blog posts or create short voicemail messages. Check out the video below (with sound) for a quick demonstration of how to use our TTS Reader.

Text Reader Free

Start using the text to audio reader free - make up to 20 free files without even registering. Just type some text into the Script box below, choose from one of the voice options, and click “Create Audio”.

This is just a small sample of our online text reader voices. To use the TTSReader in other languages, with more than 800 voices and to process larger documents, check out our full Text to Audio tool.

Text To Audio Reader

The Narakeet Audio Reader is very easy to use. Here is how to to use the Text to Speech Reader:

1. Open the TTSReader: Start by opening the text to speech reader in your browser.
2. Choose the TTS Reader Language: Select the language or regional accent for the audio reader. Our online text reader supports more than 100 languages. For example, to create call center responses for the Australian market, select Australian English.
3. Choose an audio reader voice: You can then choose an audio reader voice. There are dozens of options in each language and accent, including male and female TTS readers.
4. Type or upload your text: Type the text you want the voice to read out into the script box. You can also use the Upload File button to load the script from many popular document formats.
5. Convert text to audio: Click the ‘Create audio’ button to start the text to speech reader. Our TTS reader will convert your script to audio in just a few moments.

Our TTS reader will convert your script to audio in just a few moments. Check the generated audio by clicking the play button. Use the “Download” button to transfer the audio file to your device. You can then upload and share it on social media, include in a video, save to your voicemail system or generally use it in any way you would use a regular voiceover audio file.

Online Text Reader

With lots of different regional accents, it’s easy to adjust the content to your audience. For example, choose an Indian English voice when making content for the Indian market, or a British English text to speech reader to record the same message for audiences in England. You can even create dialogues and conversations by using multiple voices in the same script. This makes it easy to create language lessons or mixed-language marketing content or learning materials. Many of our voices can also speak multiple languages.

Many of our online text to speech readers can speak multiple languages, so it’s easy to create multi-lingual content. This is a huge advantage of text to audio readers over human voice actors. You can use the same tone of voice for consistency in more than 100 languages, and address a global audience.

Audio Reader

Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Narakeet Text to Speech Reader:

Is the Text Reader Free?

Use the Narakeet TTS Reader to make 20 free audio files. You do not even need to register. The Free TTS Reader includes more than 800 realistic Audio Reader options, in more than 100 languages and regional accents. For more capacity and commercial usage rights, upgrade to a commercial account.

What document types does the TTS Reader support?

Use the Narakeet TTSReader to read Word, PDF, EPub, RTF and Excel documents, and popular subtitle file formats such as VTT and SRT. For best results, use Word or Excel. When using the Text to Speech Reader with documents, check first for page labels, print markers and other generic elements such as table of contents, and edit the script if you do not want the online text reader to turn those elements into audio

What languages does the Text to Speech reader support?

The Narakeet Text to Speech reader supports more than 100 languages and regional accents. Check out the voices page for a full list.

What audio formats does the Audio Reader reader support?

The Narakeet audio reader supports MP3, MP4, WAV and mu-Law PCM audio formats. Use WAV for full quality broadcasting or post-processing. Use MP3 for compatibility with old devices. Use MP4 for newer devices and best quality/file size ration. Use the mu-Law PCM for legacy voicemail and call centre systems.

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