Text to Speech
Local — Runs in your browser; files and input stay on this deviceFree — Free to useRead text aloud with your device voices, or generate a downloadable WAV with the on-device Local HD model.
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Browser voices come from your browser and operating system. Voice selection, quality, and offline availability vary by device.
Runs in your browser; files and input stay on this device
About text to speech
This tool offers two on-device modes. Browser voices use the Web Speech API and play audio without creating a download; available voices depend on your system. Local HD downloads the deployed Supertonic v3 model, generates audio in the browser, and exports a 44.1 kHz WAV file.
How to use Text to Speech (TTS)
- 1Type or paste up to 1,500 characters and set the text direction.
- 2For Browser voices, choose an installed voice and adjust speed and pitch, then select Speak; select it again to stop.
- 3For Local HD, download and prepare the on-device model once, then choose language, voice, and quality steps.
- 4Generate the Local HD result, listen to it, and download the WAV file.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I download audio from both modes?
- No. Browser voices play through the Web Speech API and have no download action. Local HD generates a WAV file that you can preview and download.
- Why do browser voices differ between devices?
- The operating system and browser supply the available voices. Names, languages, quality, and offline availability therefore vary by device.
- What does Local HD download?
- It downloads the deployed Supertonic v3 model assets, roughly 380 MB in the default manifest, and caches them on the device. The mode remains unavailable when those assets are not deployed.
- Which languages does Local HD list?
- The interface lists English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Hindi, Indonesian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, and Korean.
- What does the Local HD quality control do?
- It changes the synthesis step count from 2 to 10. More steps can increase processing time; they do not change the 44.1 kHz WAV sample rate.