Scary Text To Speech For Ubuntu
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can use our tool in Standard mode to select a voice like Griffin, known for its commanding and confident qualities, and apply a custom tone with text descriptions that evoke eeriness.
Our tool converts text into audio with eerie characteristics. Use it to generate scary voices ideal for spooky stories, games, and more.
Yes, free users can explore features with 10-second previews. Full functions like downloads require account sign-in.
Griffin's authoritative tone provides a spooky edge. Customize the tone further with descriptors like ‘ominous’ for added effect.
Absolutely, the tool works seamlessly in any web browser on Linux, including Ubuntu, for real-time text to speech conversion.
Yes, our tool is perfect for adding spooky audio to creative projects, including games and interactive stories.
In Standard mode, select a voice and tone. Use custom descriptions to instill emotional nuances, such as fear or suspense, into the audio.
Upload text files, images, audio, and video files. Each type is supported for conversion or transcription.
While specifics like monster effects aren't standard, the tool allows creative tone descriptions to evoke eerie and unsettling sounds.
Not directly. Our tool focuses on tone customization rather than emotion recognition. Use tones like ‘intense’ to simulate emotional delivery.
Yes, the maximum is 15,000 characters per session. For longer scripts, consider dividing into segments.
Audio files are generated in .m4a format, suitable for playback on most devices and media players.
No, an internet connection is required to convert text to speech, as processing occurs online.
No, cloning personal voices isn't supported. Choose from 10 distinct AI voices instead.
Audio generation typically takes less than a minute, with a maximum waiting time depending on text complexity.