Human Sounding Text To Speech For Windows
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool converts text into natural-sounding audio files, perfect for listening on Windows devices. Simply input your text or upload compatible text files, choose a voice, and download the resulting audio.
Yes, the text-to-speech software offers free capabilities for Windows users. You can preview the audio for up to 10 seconds when not logged in.
Yes, the tool can be used on Windows 7 through any web browser. It doesn’t require specific software installation, making it easily accessible.
No dedicated app is needed. Use any Windows browser to access the tool online. It works seamlessly without installation on Windows operating systems.
The tool offers 10 AI voices in Standard mode, such as Xavier for a balanced tone and Mia for an energetic tone, providing a range of styles for different uses.
Yes, you can generate audio content and easily integrate it with Microsoft Teams by sharing the .m4a audio file with your team members.
You can use the tool to create audio from text, which can then be included in Microsoft Office documents through the insertion of .m4a files.
Yes, the audio is generated in .m4a format, fully compatible with Windows media players and applications like Microsoft Teams or Outlook.
Files larger than 100 MB cannot be uploaded. To use larger files, consider breaking them into smaller segments that fit within this limit.
Yes, the tool can process up to 15,000 characters per session. For longer documents, split the content and generate multiple audio files.
Yes, you can reorder multiple uploaded files to control the reading order before converting them into audio, ensuring the correct sequence.
The generation process typically takes up to one minute, depending on the text length and processing needs.
An internet connection is necessary for processing the text-to-speech conversion, as it requires online AI resources.
The tool does not support audio editing. To make changes, download the .m4a file and use separate editing software like Audacity.
No, each audio generation session uses a single voice. To use multiple voices, generate separate files and merge them externally.