Realistic Text To Speech For Android Smartphone
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool converts text into natural-sounding audio files for easy listening on Android smartphones. It supports various input formats and generates realistic speech.
Yes, the tool is compatible with Android smartphones. It works directly through your browser, enabling you to convert text to speech without needing an app.
Select from 10 AI voices such as Hudson for melodic delivery or Ember for a warm tone, ensuring a realistic output tailored to your needs.
Logged-in users can download .m4a files directly to their Android devices. The files will be saved for easy playback anytime.
Yes, there is a 15,000 character limit per generation for typed text and text extracted from files. A counter indicates the character usage.
Audio generation takes up to one minute, depending on the length and complexity of the input text. Efficient processing ensures a quick turnaround.
You can upload text files, images for OCR, audio, and video files for transcription on your Android smartphone. Multiple formats and drag-drop are supported.
Yes, in Standard mode you can describe your desired tone textually, creating a unique auditory experience. Examples like 'Warm and Friendly' guide the AI.
Yes, you can use the tool for free, including generating a 10-second audio preview. Full features are available upon logging in.
Modes include Standard for full customization, Podcast for audio content, and Story for narrative purposes, each optimized for specific uses.
Generated audio is auto-saved locally on your Android device for one week, ensuring you don't lose your work if the browser reloads or crashes.
No, audio editing must be done separately in tools like Audacity or GarageBand after the .m4a is generated, as editing is not a feature.
No, voice cloning is not supported. The tool offers pre-defined voices, each crafted for a particular sound and mood without cloning capabilities.
An internet connection is required for audio generation, as all processing is handled online. Downloaded files, however, can be played offline.
There's a maximum 60-minute limit for audio or video files. For longer content, break it into smaller sections for full use of the tool.