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Text to Speech

Text to speech in 30+ languages with 100+ voices. Create natural-sounding audio for videos, podcasts, lessons, ads, and audiobooks.

How to turn text into speech

Text to speech works best when a script is prepared for listening. Start with clean copy, choose a voice for the audience, direct the delivery, then review the complete recording.

  1. 01

    Prepare a voice-ready script

    Use short sentences and clear punctuation so the voice has natural places to pause.

  2. 02

    Match the voice to the audience

    Choose the language and voice style that fit the subject, format, and listener.

  3. 03

    Direct the delivery

    Set the speed, pitch, emphasis, pauses, and pronunciation notes for the intended tone.

  4. 04

    Listen before downloading

    Review the full result for pacing, names, numbers, and awkward pauses before downloading.

Why use Ezier for text to speech

Choose the voice, control the delivery, and keep review and download in one workspace.

Text to speech workspace with voice styles, language selection, playback, and audio formats
  • 100+ voices across 30+ languages

    Match the voice and language to different audiences, formats, and regions.

  • Delivery controls in one panel

    Adjust speed, pitch, emphasis, pauses, and pronunciation without rewriting the script.

  • Playback and download together

    Listen to each completed generation in the same workspace before saving the file.

  • Connected AI voice tools

    Continue into voice cloning, voice changing, voiceover, and preset voice libraries when the task changes.

Hear text to speech examples

Play three voice styles before choosing the delivery for your script.

Product voiceover

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Lesson narration

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Conversational update

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Tips for better text to speech

Small changes to the script and review process can make the voice sound more natural.

Write for listening

Use shorter sentences and natural punctuation. Copy written for a page often needs editing before it sounds natural aloud.

Guide unfamiliar pronunciations

Add pronunciation notes for names, acronyms, product terms, and words the voice may read incorrectly.

Test a difficult passage first

Generate a short section with names, numbers, and long sentences before processing the complete script.

Review the complete recording

Listen from beginning to end and check pacing, pauses, emphasis, and transitions before publishing.

Text to Speech FAQ

How does text to speech work?

Text to speech converts a written script into spoken audio with a synthetic voice. Enter your script, choose a voice and language, adjust the delivery, and generate the audio.

Is text to speech free?

Yes. The free tier covers trying the tool. Check pricing for current plans, limits, and the amount of audio included.

Can I listen to examples without signing up?

Yes. You can play the sample outputs on this page without signing in. Generating speech from your own script requires sign-in.

Does text to speech clone my voice?

No. Text to speech uses a preset synthetic voice. Voice cloning starts from a reference recording and is a separate workflow.

Which voice and language options can I choose?

Choose from 100+ natural voices across 30+ languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese.

Can I control pronunciation and pauses?

Yes. Add pronunciation notes, then adjust speed, pitch, emphasis, and pauses to shape the delivery.

Can I save the generated audio?

Yes. After generation finishes, you can play the result and download the audio file.

Who owns what I generate?

You own the output. Commercial-use rights depend on your plan. Check your plan's terms before publishing.

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