Human Sounding Text To Speech For iPad
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Turn your text into a natural voice
Transform your text into an engaging podcast recording
Turn your text into a compelling story
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool converts text into natural-sounding audio files, making it easy to listen to documents and content on your iPad.
Yes, the text-to-speech feature works on iPad through a browser, supporting devices like iPad Pro, Air, Mini, and those with iOS 15.
There is no dedicated app, but you can access the tool via a browser on your iPad for full functionality and convenience.
Yes, it is fully compatible with iOS 15, allowing seamless text-to-speech conversion on your iPad.
Simply open a browser on your iPad and visit the website. No app download is required, providing easy access to text-to-speech functions.
Yes, type or upload your notes in supported text formats, and convert them into audio you can save or listen to on your iPad.
In Standard Mode, choose from 10 AI voices like Xavier and Mia for a range of tones from balanced to energetic.
Yes, you can choose from Professional, Calm, Friendly, and Excited tones, or create a custom tone to match your needs.
Logged-in users can download the full audio in .m4a format for free and replay it as needed on their iPad.
Each file can be up to 100 MB, ensuring large documents and media can be processed while maintaining high quality.
Audio or video files can have a duration of up to 60 minutes, compatible with various content lengths.
Yes, the maximum character limit per conversion is 15,000 characters, combining both typed and uploaded text.
Yes, an internet connection is required to generate audio, as processing happens online. Downloaded files can be played offline.
Yes, use the custom tone feature to describe your unique tone preferences for a personalized text-to-speech experience.
No, currently the tool supports output in .m4a format only, optimized for clear audio playback.