Scary Text To Speech For Android Smartphone
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Turn your text into a natural voice
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Frequently Asked Questions
It converts text into natural-sounding audio, offering various modes and voices, perfect for different content needs.
While there is no specific 'scary' tone, users can describe their desired tone using the custom tone feature for nuanced results.
Yes, it works on any Android smartphone through your browser. Just open the site, and start converting text to audio.
Logged-in users can download full-length audio in .m4a format directly to their device after conversion.
Griffin (male, authoritative) or Sterling (female, profound) could be suitable for conveying a spooky, commanding tone.
Free users can access 10-second previews of the audio. Full downloads and additional features require logging in.
In Standard mode, you can choose from 10 different AI voices, each with unique characteristics.
Yes, use the custom tone option by describing the desired eerie effect, like 'ominous and whispering.'
You can upload text files, images with text, audio, and video files for transcription and audio generation.
Yes, the tool has a 15,000-character limit per session for typed text and extracted text combined.
Absolutely! Use Story mode or Standard mode with an appropriate voice to convert eerie stories into audio.
There's a maximum duration of 60 minutes for audio and video files that can be processed and converted.
No, an internet connection is required to generate audio as the processing is done online.
The audio generation takes up to 1 minute, depending on the length and complexity of the content.
While you can generate scary audio files, integrating them into games requires separate game development processes.