Human Sounding Text To Speech For Ubuntu
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's an AI-powered platform that converts text into natural-sounding audio files, easily accessible through your browser.
Yes, the tool works seamlessly on Ubuntu via any modern browser, offering a smooth text-to-speech experience without needing installation.
Yes, choose from ten distinct AI voices that provide a realistic and human-like audio output. Each voice is carefully designed to sound natural.
In Standard mode, you can choose from ten different voices and four preset tones for a customized audio experience.
While not a voice changer, the tool provides various AI voices that naturally produce human-like speech, offering versatility in tone and style.
Standard mode features Professional, Calm, Friendly, and Excited tones. You can also create custom tones using detailed descriptions.
Yes, use the platform for free with a 10-second preview of audio. Full access and downloads require a logged-in account.
Yes, uploaded files are limited to 100 MB. This applies to all file types, including text, audio, video, and image uploads.
Output is restricted to .m4a audio files. This format ensures high quality, widely compatible playback.
Yes, by selecting or creating a custom tone, you can inject varying levels of emotion into the audio output.
Upload text, image, audio, or video files in formats like .txt, .jpg, .mp3, .mp4, among others, to generate speech.
No, an internet connection is required for the tool to function as AI processing occurs online.
The tool can transcribe text from various formats, including audio/video and images, before converting it into speech.
Yes, the character limit is 15,000 per session for text inputs and extracted content combined.
Yes, the tool supports transcription of video files, converting spoken content into text to then generate speech.