Which voices are available?

Whatever voices your operating system and browser expose through the Web Speech API — this varies by device.

Is my text sent to a server?

No, speech synthesis runs entirely locally through your browser's built-in engine.

What if my browser doesn't support speech synthesis?

You'll see a message explaining that the feature isn't available, with a suggestion to try a modern browser.

Text to Speech

Convert text into spoken audio using your browser's voices.

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Web Speech API

Text to Speech

Uses your browser's built-in speech engine

Voice

Rate (1.0x)

Pitch (1.0)

Volume (100%)

Text

Status: idle

Tips

Getting the best results

Available voices depend on your operating system and browser.
Rate controls speaking speed, pitch controls tone, and volume controls loudness.
All speech is generated locally by your device — no text is sent to a server.
Use Pause/Resume mid-sentence, or Stop to cancel immediately.

About the Text to Speech

Type or paste text and have it read aloud using the browser's built-in Web Speech API, with a picker for installed voices and sliders for rate, pitch, and volume, plus play, pause, and stop controls.

Examples

Read aloud

Hello, world!

Output

Spoken audio

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Frequently asked questions

Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-08-06 · Runs entirely in your browser