Text to Speech for Pronunciation Practice
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tool converts text into audio for pronunciation practice, helping users improve their speaking skills with natural-sounding voices.
Yes, the tool supports text-to-speech conversion for Spanish, allowing you to hear accurate pronunciation in a natural voice.
Xavier provides a balanced and neutral delivery, ideal for clear pronunciation practice across various languages.
Yes, audio generation is limited to 60 minutes to ensure quick processing and high quality output.
You can extract text from text files but not directly from PDFs. Consider using compatible file types like .txt, .md, or directly input text.
The tool doesn't produce phonetic transcription but helps in listening to correct pronunciations, which can aid transcription.
Yes, there is a 15,000 character limit for both typed text and text extracted from uploaded files.
In Standard mode, you can select from four preset tones and create custom tones by describing them in text.
Yes, it's free to use online with a 10-second audio preview. Logged-in users can access full features and downloads.
Yes, try out different voices in the Standard mode to find the one that suits your pronunciation practice best.
The tool generates audio files in the .m4a format, which is commonly used and compatible with most audio players.
Yes, you can choose voices like Griffin or Sterling for clear American English pronunciation practice.
While the tool provides audio output for practice, it doesn't offer direct pronunciation correction features.
Yes, you can upload text, image, audio, and video files for transcription and text-to-speech conversion.
No, internet access is required for audio generation and practice; however, downloaded files can be played offline.