Text to Speech Online
Paste or type any text and listen to it read aloud in a natural voice. Choose from dozens of voices and languages, and adjust speed and pitch.
Voices come from your device and browser. Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome offer the largest choice of natural-sounding voices, including Bangla, Hindi and Arabic. Audio is played in your browser and is not uploaded anywhere.
Free text to speech reader with natural voices
Voice Convert’s text to speech (TTS) tool reads any text out loud. Paste an article, an email, your study notes or a story, pick a voice and press Play. It is perfect for proofreading your own writing, learning the pronunciation of a new language, resting your eyes, or listening to long documents while you do something else.
There is nothing to install and no account to create. The tool is free and unlimited, and it works on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone. Depending on your browser you can choose from dozens or even hundreds of voices in English, Bangla, Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Japanese and many more languages.
How to convert text to speech
- Type or paste your text into the box.
- Select a language and voice. Try a few voices; “Natural” and “Online” voices in Edge sound the most human.
- Adjust speed and pitch to suit your listening style.
- Press Play. Use Pause, Resume and Stop at any time.
Popular uses for text to speech
- Studying: listen to notes and textbooks to remember them better.
- Proofreading: hearing your writing makes mistakes and awkward sentences easy to spot.
- Language learning: hear how words and sentences are pronounced by a native-sounding voice.
- Accessibility: a helpful reading aid for people with dyslexia, low vision or reading fatigue.
- Content creation: test how a video script or podcast intro sounds before you record it.
Getting the best voice quality
The voices available depend on your device and browser. Microsoft Edge includes a large set of high-quality neural voices for free, and Google Chrome offers “Google” voices in many languages. On phones, extra voices can usually be downloaded in your system’s text-to-speech or accessibility settings. Good punctuation in your text also helps the voice pause and sound more natural.
Frequently asked questions
Is this text to speech tool free?
Yes, it is completely free with no character limit and no sign-up.
Does it support Bangla text to speech?
Yes, if a Bangla voice is available on your device. Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome on most computers and Android phones include Bangla (বাংলা) voices. Choose “Bangla” or “Bengali” in the language list.
Can I download the speech as an MP3?
This tool plays the speech in your browser using your device’s built-in voices, which browsers do not allow websites to save as a file. You can listen as often as you like for free.
Why do I only see a few voices?
Voices are provided by your operating system and browser. Try Microsoft Edge for the widest selection, or install additional voices in your device settings.