Text to Speech for Students
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Turn your text into a natural voice
Transform your text into an engaging podcast recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tool converts text into natural-sounding audio files. It allows students to listen to written content, making learning more accessible and engaging.
Yes, there is a free version available. Free users can preview up to 10 seconds of the audio, which is especially useful for understanding if the output meets their needs.
Students can use text to speech to listen to class notes, textbooks, or any reading material, enhancing comprehension and retention, especially for those with disabilities.
Yes, in Standard mode, students can choose from preset tones like Professional, Calm, Friendly, or Excited to match their content needs.
For students, friendly and approachable voices like Lyra (male, warm) and Zoe (female, warm) can create an engaging auditory learning experience.
Students can upload text (.txt, .md), images (for OCR), audio, and video files. This versatility allows them to convert a wide range of learning materials.
Absolutely. Text to speech technology assists students with visual impairments or reading difficulties, making educational content more accessible.
Yes, the tool offers a free version allowing students to generate short previews of their text-to-speech content, which can be beneficial for limited usage.
The tool is browser-based, meaning students can use it on any device with an internet connection without needing to download an app.
Logged-in students can download their complete audio files as .m4a, ensuring they can access their content offline on any suitable device.
Yes, there's a 15,000-character limit per conversion session, which includes both typed input and extracted text from uploaded files.
The tool can take up to one minute to generate audio, depending on the length and complexity of the input text.
The tool itself does not offer post-generation audio editing. Students need to use external audio editing software for any modifications.
No, real-time synthesis is not available. The tool processes input text to generate downloadable audio after conversion.
There is a 100 MB limit per uploaded file, accommodating a wide range of document and media types for conversion.