Convert Malay Text to Audio
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Transform your text into an engaging podcast recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
Simply input your Malay text or upload a file, then choose settings to generate a natural-sounding audio file in .m4a format.
The tool converts text to audio but does not support translation. Convert text first, then use a separate translation service.
Yes, you can preview a 10-second audio for free. Sign in to download the full audio conversion.
In Standard mode, describe your desired tone in the custom tone field, such as "Warm and Friendly" for nuanced audio delivery.
Choose from Professional, Calm, Friendly, and Excited tones, or create a custom tone to suit your content's needs.
For storytelling, use Aurora or Hudson, as they offer bright and melodic deliveries perfect for narratives.
Yes, each voice in the Standard mode has an audio preview to help you choose the right one for your content.
Yes, you can upload text files with non-Malay content. The tool supports text conversion, not translations.
Yes, you're limited to 15,000 characters per conversion, including both manually typed and extracted text.
Audio generation typically takes up to one minute, depending on the length and complexity of the input text.
No, the tool does not support audio editing. You can edit downloaded .m4a files using external software.
Yes, upload audio files in supported formats for automatic transcription, though not specifically free of charge.
The maximum file size for uploads is 100 MB, whether you're uploading text, audio, or video files.
Upload text (.txt, .md), images (.jpg, .png), audio (.mp3) and video (.mp4) files for conversion or transcription.
Yes, downloaded .m4a files can be saved to any device and played in any compatible audio player.