Text to Speech

There are 49 voices spanning standard, dialect and multilingual options in both Chinese and English, so you can match the tone to the content — warm and conversational for a explainer, crisp and neutral for a product demo. Auditioning a couple on your own sentence is the quickest way to pick.

Yes — previewing the voices is free, so you can compare them before committing. The final synthesis is pay-per-use through redeem codes with no account, so you only pay when you generate the finished audio.

Generated audio can be used for both personal and commercial projects, subject to the terms of service. That covers common uses like videos, ads, e-learning and voiceovers.

The finished speech downloads as a WAV file, which is high quality but large. If you need a smaller file for a chat app or slide deck, run it through the free audio compression tool afterward to get an MP3 with no audible loss.

Yes. You can choose slower, normal or faster to suit the content — slower for tutorials or anything with numbers and names, faster for casual, familiar material. Getting the pace right is what makes synthesized speech sound natural rather than rushed.

The synthesis itself runs in the cloud and is pay-per-use, which is what powers the higher-quality voices. Previewing voices is free, and no account is required — you just apply a redeem code when you generate the final audio.

Punctuation is your main control: commas and periods become natural pauses, so breaking up long sentences and adding a line break between paragraphs makes numbers, names and lists come through clearly. A quick test is to listen once with your eyes closed and add a pause wherever you lose the thread.