Text To Speech Helper
Paste text, pick a voice, tweak rate/pitch/volume, and let your browser read it aloud — no install, no server, no account.
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Your browser does not support the Web Speech API.
Please use a recent version of Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox.
Tips
- Add commas or periods to create natural pauses.
- Slower rate (0.8x) aids comprehension for complex text.
- Higher pitch voices can improve clarity for children.
- Voices vary by OS — try different ones for best results.
Summary
This tool uses the Web Speech API built into every modern browser to convert your text into spoken audio. No external servers, no API keys, and no data ever leaves your device. It works entirely on-device, which means your text stays private. Simply type or paste your content, choose a voice from those installed on your operating system, and click Play.
How it works
- Type or paste the text you want to hear into the input area.
- Select a voice from the dropdown — voices come from your operating system and browser.
- Use the sliders to adjust speaking rate (speed), pitch, and volume to your preference.
- Click "Play" to start reading. The tool highlights the word count and shows speaking status.
- Use "Pause" to pause mid-sentence and "Resume" to continue, or "Stop" to reset.
Use cases
- Proofread your own writing by hearing it read back to you.
- Help children or language learners hear correct pronunciation.
- Check how marketing copy or scripts sound when spoken aloud.
- Assist users with visual impairments or reading difficulties.
- Test TTS voice quality across different installed voices.
- Listen to long articles hands-free while multitasking.
- Verify the natural flow of chatbot or voice assistant scripts.
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Last updated: 2026-06-11 · Reviewed by Nham Vu