Read Aloud Documents on Opera
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Frequently Asked Questions
Install a read-aloud extension for Opera. Open the document, select text or files, and convert them to audio using AI voices for a seamless listening experience.
Xavier offers a balanced and neutral delivery perfect for general documents, while Hudson provides a melodic tone suitable for a smoother narrative experience.
Yes, you can use the read-aloud extension in Opera GX just as in the standard Opera browser. Easily convert texts into listenable audio seamlessly.
Add a text-to-speech extension in the Opera Add-ons store. Once added, the extension can read text or documents aloud through your browser interface.
Yes, Opera can read documents online using text-to-speech extensions that convert text into audio, which you can listen to directly in the browser.
Yes, there is a 100 MB per file limit, and the maximum duration for audio or video files is 60 minutes for transcription and conversion.
You can upload .txt, .md, .json, and .csv files directly. Images and audio files are also supported for OCR and transcription before audio conversion.
Yes, Standard mode allows full customization where you can select from 10 AI voices and choose or create tones for desired audio outputs.
Yes, an active internet connection is required since the processing for text-to-speech conversion happens online. Audio plays can occur offline after download.
Logged-in users can download generated .m4a audio files from the Opera browser directly to their device for offline playback.
No, voice cloning is not available. The tool uses pre-trained AI voices that users can choose from to suit their audio needs.
Yes, select text on any open webpage in Opera and use the extension to convert it into natural-sounding audio immediately.
Visit the Opera Add-ons store, search for a suitable read-aloud extension, and click on 'Add to Opera' to begin using it in your browser.
Free users get a 10-second audio preview. Full features like download and customization are available for logged-in users.
The tool generates audio in .m4a format, which offers high compatibility across devices and players for ease of playback.