Turn your script into spoken audio
Text to speech is useful for testing narration, reading a draft aloud and preparing short instructional audio. Write the exact words to speak, rather than instructions about the scene. Short sentences and clear punctuation make a good starting point.
How to use this tool
Paste your script, select an available voice and choose the speaking speed. Check the text limit and usage notice before submitting. Listen to the result and download the MP3.
Tips for a better result
- Paste spoken words, not an image prompt. Remove headings or notes that should not be read aloud, and check the current character limit before submitting.
- Listen for pace and pronunciation before using a result. Spell difficult names phonetically where helpful; a reference voice does not guarantee a particular accent.
- Save the completed recording to keep it in your audio history. Use a downloaded recording as a voiceover in your editing workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Can I control pronunciation?
Write abbreviations as spoken words, clarify numbers and use punctuation to guide pauses. Results can vary; review names, dates and specialist terminology before publishing.
Membership, credits and privacy
You can explore the tool before signing in. Generating requires an active Studio membership and enough credits. Eligible new members can start with 50 credits for $0.99 for seven days, then $9.99/month with 100 credits unless cancelled. Review the current terms when joining; the credit price for your recording or edit is shown before it starts.
Results are private to your account. Unsaved results expire after seven days. Use Save to keep results in your Saved section and protect them from automatic cleanup. Voice references remain available for 30 days, or longer while their recording is saved. You can delete results and voices at any time.