Text To Speech Generator For Linux
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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
This tool converts written text into natural-sounding audio files, allowing Linux users to generate speech from text and various file uploads.
You simply access it through your Linux browser with no installation needed. Upload text or other supported files and generate audio easily.
While there is no direct terminal integration, you can use the web interface through any Linux browser to input text and generate speech.
Yes, you can use the tool for free on Linux. It offers a 10-second preview of audio, with full audio downloads for logged-in users.
It supports text files (.txt, .md, etc.), images with text, and audio/video files for transcription. Simply upload and convert.
Yes, logged-in users can download the generated audio in .m4a format directly to their Linux system for offline use.
Choose from 10 AI voices, including Xavier's balanced male voice and Mia's energetic female voice, to fit various content styles.
In Standard mode, describe the desired tone like "Polite and Formal." The system adjusts voice delivery based on your input.
There is a 15,000 character limit per session, including text you type and any extracted from uploads. Use multiple sessions for more.
Yes, up to 60 minutes for audio and video files. Ensure uploads stay within this to successfully generate speech output.
Direct PDF upload is not supported. Copy and paste text from your PDF into the tool to convert it to audio.
You need to access it via a browser since server-side integration or the terminal is not directly supported.
No, it requires internet as the processing is done online. Downloaded audio files can be used offline, however.
No, the generated audio is final. For editing, download the .m4a file and use third-party audio editing software.
No, voice cloning isn't available. Choose from pre-trained AI voices to match your content style.