AI Text to Speech

Depends on what you're making. For YouTube videos or podcasts, pick something that matches your brand vibe. Friendly and casual? Go with "Friendly Guy" or "Confident Woman." Need something more authoritative? Try "Trustworthy Man" or "Wise Scholar."

Test a few different voices with the same text. It only costs 1-2 credits to try, and you'll quickly hear which one fits your content best. The popular English voices are popular for a reason, they work well for most use cases.

Use the pause marker like this: <#0.5#> for a half-second pause, <#1#> for a full second, and so on. Put it anywhere in your text where you want a natural break.

This is super useful for dramatic pauses, separating different sections, or giving listeners time to process information. You can also just use regular punctuation. Periods and commas create natural pauses automatically.

The emotion setting tells the voice how to deliver your text. "Happy" sounds upbeat and energetic, great for product launches or celebration announcements. "Sad" is more somber, works for serious news or emotional stories. "Angry" adds intensity, good for dramatic content.

Honestly, just leave it on "Auto" most of the time. The AI is pretty good at detecting the right emotion from your text. If it sounds off, then try manually setting it to match your content's vibe.

Yeah, absolutely. Use the generated audio in YouTube videos, podcasts, ads, online courses, apps, whatever you need. You own the rights to the audio you create. No royalties, no attribution required.

The only thing you can't do is resell the raw audio files as "voice packs" or claim you own the voice models themselves. But using the audio in your content? Go for it. That's exactly what this tool is built for.

Usually 10-30 seconds, depending on how much text you're converting and server load. The tool is processing every word, adding the right emotions, timing, and pronunciation. It's way faster than recording and editing audio yourself.

The page automatically updates when it's done. You'll see a progress indicator while it's working. Just leave the tab open and you'll hear a notification when your audio is ready to download.

Yeah, the tool supports 30+ languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, and more. The Language Boost option helps improve pronunciation and accuracy for specific languages when the auto-detection isn't quite right.

For best results, use native language voices when available. The full voice list includes options for different languages and accents. English voices work great for English text, but if you're doing multilingual content, explore the other voice options in the dropdown.