Download Text To Speech Audio in Mac
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can convert text into audio on your Mac by entering text or uploading files through your browser. You can choose from different voices and tones to generate a natural-sounding audio file.
Yes, logged-in users can download the generated audio files as .m4a format directly to their Mac. These files can be played on any compatible audio player.
You can upload text files (.txt, .md, .json, .csv), images for OCR extraction (.jpg, .png, etc.), and audio or video files for transcription (.mp3, .mp4, etc.).
Yes, you can combine text input and various upload files to create a single audio file. Ensure the total character count does not exceed 15,000 characters.
Yes, the maximum character limit is 15,000 per generation. This includes both typed content and text extracted from uploaded files.
Yes, it works seamlessly across all popular browsers on Mac, including Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, without requiring any software installation.
For realistic and natural delivery, consider using voices like Xavier for balanced narration or Ember for a warm and soothing tone.
Yes, in Standard mode, you can choose from preset tones like Professional or Calm, or input a custom description for a specific tone.
Audio generation can take up to one minute depending on the length and complexity of the content.
No, an internet connection is required to process and generate audio files, but the files can be downloaded and played offline.
No, the tool provides final audio output. For editing or enhancing, use audio software like GarageBand after downloading.
Yes, you can use the audio files in your video projects by incorporating them into video editing software on your Mac.
While there are no Mac-specific voices, the tools offer a range of voices ideal for MacOS compatibility, like Lyra for warm, approachable projects.
.m4a is the sole output format, suitable for most media players and devices, ensuring easy integration and playback on Mac.
Free users can preview the audio, but downloading requires a logged-in account to access full features and the download option.