Convert Text To Audio in Linux
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Turn your text into a natural voice
Transform your text into an engaging podcast recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool converts text into natural-sounding audio files in the .m4a format, making it easy to create voiceovers, audiobooks, and more.
Yes, this tool works on Linux operating systems through any web browser like Firefox or Chrome. No installation is required.
Yes, you can use this tool for free to generate 10-second audio previews. For full access and downloads, logging in is required.
Absolutely, the tool functions on CentOS as long as you have a compatible browser to access the service. It’s straightforward to use.
Upload text files in formats like .txt, .md, .json, or .csv. You can also upload images with text for OCR extraction.
Audio files can be up to 60 minutes long, and each file you upload can be up to 100 MB in size.
Yes, you can combine typed text and multiple uploaded files. Arrange their order to control how they’re read in the audio.
There's a 15,000 character limit for each text conversion, including text input and text extracted from files.
Any modern Linux browser, such as Firefox or Chrome, will work seamlessly with this AI text to audio tool.
Audio files are downloaded in .m4a format, which is widely compatible with various media players.
In Standard mode, you can describe a custom tone in text to create a distinctive audio delivery that suits your needs.
Audio generation time is typically up to 1 minute, depending on the text length and complexity.
This tool does not support offline operation as it requires internet access to process text into audio on our servers.
You cannot edit audio within the tool. However, you can use external audio editing software after downloading your file.
If your file exceeds 100 MB, consider compressing it or splitting the content into smaller files for upload.