Voice-over for video
A script becomes an audio track you download and drop into your own editing software.
You paste in the text, pick a voice, and get back an audio file you can play and download. The catalog holds 187 voices grouped by language, English included, and you choose the file format before the run. The tool sits in its own Sound section.
The field takes your whole prepared text in one go. The character limit is set by the model you pick: 50,000 on some, 4,096 on others, and the length is checked before the request is sent.
The catalog holds 187 voices across 14 language groups, plus a separate set of 27 voices with a choice of 20 languages. Language and Turbo mode are set separately on models that support them.
MP3, WAV, FLAC or OGG, with MP3 as the default. A cost estimate is shown before the run; if your balance is too low, the request is not sent and the service shows how much is missing.
Play the finished recording in the built-in player and download it. The run stays in the section history, where you can replay it, repeat it with the same settings or delete it.
A script becomes an audio track you download and drop into your own editing software.
An article or a transcript is voiced in one pass: some models take up to 50,000 characters, so long material goes through in a single run.
Each lesson is a separate run. For the next part you can pick the same voice from the catalog, or repeat the run with the same settings straight from the history.
The catalog is sorted into 14 language groups, and the separate voice set offers a choice of 20 languages. You prepare the text in the language you need yourself.
The catalog holds 187 voices across 14 language groups, with English, Russian, Spanish, German, French, Chinese and Japanese among them. A separate set of 27 voices adds a choice of 20 languages. You pick the voice before the run.
The limit is set by the model you pick: 50,000 characters on some, 4,096 on others; where a model sets no limit of its own, a 5,000-character fallback applies. The length is checked before the request is sent.
It depends on the model and the amount of text. An estimate is shown in the interface before the run, and the exact amount is fixed once the file is ready. Current rates are on the pricing page. If your balance is too low, the service shows the amount that is missing and the request is not sent.
MP3 by default; before the run you can switch to WAV, FLAC or OGG. The finished recording plays in the browser and downloads with one button.
Only after the file is ready. The wait is capped at ten minutes: if nothing arrives in that time, the run is marked as failed and the money stays on your balance.
Play it in the built-in player, download it with one button, and mix it in your own editing software. The run stays in the Sound section history, where you can replay it, repeat it with the same settings or delete it.
A starting balance is already on your account, no card required. You pay only for what you generate.