Natural Text To Speech For Opera
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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
It converts text into natural-sounding audio files (.m4a format) that you can download and play.
Yes, the text-to-speech tool works seamlessly in the Opera GX browser, allowing you to convert text to audio quickly.
Yes, users can generate 10-second previews for free. Logged-in users get full audio downloads and more features.
You can upload text files like .txt, .md, .json, .csv, as well as images, audio, and video files for text extraction and transcription.
Yes, the tool works on Opera Mini, allowing users to convert text to speech directly from their browser.
Yes, the tool operates in any browser on iOS and Android devices without needing an app installation.
In Standard mode, choose from 10 AI voices—such as Hudson for a melodic quality and Mia for energetic deliveries.
Yes, you can choose from 4 preset tones or describe a custom tone for tailored audio output.
Yes, the maximum file size you can upload is 100 MB. Files larger than this cannot be processed.
Audio and video files have a maximum duration limit of 60 minutes for processing and transcription.
No, the tool generates final audio files. For editing, use external software like Audacity.
The Professional tone is ideal, offering a clear, authoritative voice with crisp pronunciation and strategic pauses.
No, an internet connection is required since all processing is done online. Downloaded audio can be played offline.
Yes, the AI can handle various languages, providing natural pronunciation; using context improves accuracy for multilingual texts.
Audio generation typically takes up to one minute depending on the text length and complexity.