To turn text to speech, paste the words, pick a voice from the list and press Speak. This text to speech tool reads the text aloud on the page and gives you an MP3 file to download. Each run takes up to 1000 characters.
Paste words and the tool reads them aloud in the voice you pick. Listen on the page, or download the MP3.
[ What you get ]
Your text read aloud, as an MP3 you can download
It works one way only: text in, audio out. It doesn’t listen to a microphone, and it doesn’t transcribe a file.
What comes out:
- Spoken audio. Your words in the voice you picked, ready to play on the page.
- MP3 file. The same audio as a download, for a video edit, a slide or a script review.
- A link to the result. Reopen it or send it without generating the audio again.
One honest limit: a generated voice can stress a word differently than a person would, so listen to the whole take before you use it.
[ How to use it ]
Text to speech generator: three steps
Paste the text
Type or paste the words you want spoken, up to 1000 characters per run.
Pick a voice
Each voice in the list is labeled with its gender and tone. Choose the one that fits the script.
Speak and download
Press Speak and play the audio on the page, then press Download MP3 to keep the file.
The tool reads pasted words only. To turn your voice or a recording into text, use Speech to text below.
[ Limits ]
Free version limits
Your first run is free, no sign-up. Leave your email for one more, then create a free account and pay only for what you use.
[ Why marketers use it ]
AI voice for ad scripts — hear the hook before you shoot it
A hook that reads well on a slide can fall flat when it’s spoken. Paste the line, press Speak and you hear the pause and the stress before anyone books a studio or a voice actor.
It’s just as quick to compare versions: run two openings in the same voice and keep the one that lands in the first three seconds.
One script is a test. Research is a different job: dozens of competitor video ads, where you need to compare hooks and offers side by side.
[ Go further with Spytrend ]
Hear the lines a market has already paid for
Spytrend is an ad intelligence platform for Facebook and TikTok advertising: a full five-year archive of ads, AI-classified into 33 business categories, with every advertiser assembled into a single card — all ads, pages, domains and countries in one place. On paid plans, any video ad in it can be voiced over in one click.
Two jobs where hearing beats reading
- Hearing what works in a market you don’t speak. A Spanish or Hindi ad sells through delivery as much as wording. Voiced in your language, it gives you the offer, the objection it closes and the tone that carries it, in the length of the clip.
- Comparing how rivals open. Ten competitor ads voiced in one language make the openings easy to compare: who leads with price, who with a problem, who with a face.
What the voice is attached to in Spytrend
Here the audio is a file made from your own text. In Spytrend, once you voice an ad over, you hear it next to the ad’s launch date, its days running and the countries it runs in. An ad that keeps running for months is one somebody keeps paying for — a harder signal to fake than any engagement count.
From one line to a market, in three steps
- Search a brand or a domain. Start with a competitor in the market you sell to.
- Listen to what outlived the tests. Sort by run time and, on a paid plan, voice over the longest-running video ads in your language, one click each.
- Write your version, then hear it here. Put your own words on the structure that keeps working and run them through this tool before the shoot.
Why the market, not one line
One generated track tells you how your own sentence sounds. Reading a market takes the ads that stopped as well as the ones still live, each with its run time and countries. Free ad libraries rarely keep that record; Spytrend does.
How to start
Create a free account: it opens the ad library. Voice-over comes with the paid plans, along with fresh ads and every filter: search a brand or a domain in your country and listen to what has run there longest.