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Listen to a voice, then try your script

Calm WomanOfficial voice sample
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Trustworthy ManOfficial voice sample
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Voice previews only. Choose your voice separately in the form.

About the voice previews

Official voice samples use different text; generation version is not specified. Portraits are illustrative, not the speakers' identities. Choose a compatible voice separately in the form.

Input example

A clear introduction

Example script

Welcome back to the studio. Today, we are starting with a simple idea: a short melody, a few words and a quiet place to listen. We will build one version, hear what works, and keep the details that make the song feel like our own.

About this example
What you provide
  • Your spoken text.
  • A voice selected in the form.
What to expect

A spoken recording of your script with the selected voice and supported settings.

What to check
  • Listen for names, pronunciation and pauses.
  • Keep delivery instructions separate from words that should be spoken.

Input example

A scene narration

Example script

The last light settled across the water. A boat moved slowly toward the far shore, leaving a narrow line behind it. For a moment, the whole city seemed to pause and listen. Then the first notes of a piano drifted out through an open window.

About this example
What you provide
  • A narration script.
  • A compatible preset or owned voice.
What to expect

Narration to bring into an audio or video editor after review.

What to check
  • Compare the pace with the scene rather than assuming the preset sample sets the duration.

Input example

A short announcement

Example script

Our new track is here. Put your headphones on, turn it up, and listen for the moment the chorus opens. You can find the full song and the story behind it on our release page. Tell us which part you want to hear live.

About this example
What you provide
  • The exact announcement text.
  • Your selected voice and supported delivery settings.
What to expect

A spoken announcement, separate from any song-generation task.

What to check
  • Check the emphasis, music title and any call to action before publishing.
About these examples

Read a complete script and compare official preset voice samples. The samples use different text and do not demonstrate these scripts or a specific generation version.

A CLOSER LOOK

AI Text to Speech

Turn a written script into spoken audio. Choose an available voice, preview its sample and adjust the supported speech settings.

Words
The script is the text to be spoken; keep delivery notes out of it unless the chosen model explicitly supports them.
Voice preview
A preset sample previews the voice, not a reading of your script.
Review
Names, numbers, abbreviations, punctuation and the final sentence.
A writer organizes short script pages beside a compact microphone for a narration recording.
AI-created editorial illustration.
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AI Text to Speech for a Script You Can Revise

AI Text to Speech turns written words into a spoken recording using an available preset or compatible saved voice. Start with the script you want people to hear, choose the voice and review the language and output options. It is useful for introductions, narration, announcements and other projects where the delivery should follow prepared text.

A voice preview helps you compare tone, but it is not a preview of your exact script. Names, abbreviations, numbers and changes in language can sound different in a generated recording. Keep the original text editable so you can revise difficult phrases after listening to the result.

A voice performer rehearses a calm spoken passage beside a studio microphone in warm daylight.
AI-created editorial illustration.
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Choose a Voice and Pace for Your Text-to-Speech Task

Pick the voice for the purpose of the recording: a calm narrative and a brief announcement may need different pacing and energy. Listen to available samples, then use the supported speed or other controls shown for the selected voice and model. Controls vary; a setting available for one option should not be assumed to exist for every voice.

Write punctuation and sentence breaks as part of the performance brief. Short, clear sentences make it easier to assess emphasis and pronunciation. Review the text limit and displayed cost before generating a long script, and keep technical values or brand names consistent across the draft.

A listener compares narration with a paper script using a portable audio recorder and headphones.
AI-created editorial illustration.
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Listen to the Speech Before Publishing

Listen from beginning to end for pronunciation, omitted words, awkward pauses and excessive speed. A recording that sounds natural in the first sentence can still need corrections later. Check special names and important numerical information against the source script, then adjust the words or supported controls for another take when necessary.

Download the delivered audio for your intended editor or publishing workflow. Text to speech creates spoken audio; it does not automatically create a singing performance, lip-sync video or licensed impersonation. Use the dialogue tool when you need several roles speaking in ordered turns rather than one continuous narration.

How to Use AI Text to Speech

  1. 01

    Write the text-to-speech script

    Enter the words you want to hear. Punctuation and paragraph breaks help communicate the pacing of an introduction, narration or announcement.

  2. 02

    Choose the speech voice and delivery

    Select a voice and listen to its sample when available. Language, speed and advanced controls depend on the selected model.

  3. 03

    Listen to your generated speech

    Review pronunciation, pacing and emphasis in the generated recording. A voice sample previews a voice rather than your exact script.

Example inputs to adapt

A Short Release Introduction

Thanks for listening. This song began as a few lines in a notebook and became something I wanted to share. Put on your headphones, settle in, and hear where it goes.

An original script example. Choose the voice and supported speed separately. Listen for phrasing and pauses before using the audio in an introduction.

A Clear Instructional Voiceover

First, listen to the complete recording. Next, compare the opening phrase with your notes. Finally, choose the version you want to keep and save a copy for your project.

An original script that makes punctuation and sequence audible. A voice sample beside it is a preview of that voice unless an actual matching script output is supplied.

AI Text to Speech Use Cases

  • Record a spoken introduction to a release or video.
  • Develop narration from an editable script.
  • Compare voice and pacing for a short announcement.

AI Text to Speech Questions

Can I listen to a voice before generating my script?

Available samples let you preview a voice’s general sound. A sample is not a rendering of your own text, and some voices may not have a sample. Listen to your generated script separately before choosing the final take.

Can text to speech sing my lyrics?

This workspace produces spoken recordings. Singing with a song or a trained singing voice is a different task. Choose the appropriate music workflow when melody and sung delivery are central to your project.

Which languages and voice settings are supported?

Languages, voices, output formats and controls depend on the selected model. Use the options actually displayed in the form. A multilingual model or sample does not guarantee identical pronunciation quality for every language, name or accent.

How much does this task cost?

Review the credit cost displayed for the selected model and output settings before submitting. Available controls, limits and prices depend on that selection. You can prepare the inputs before signing in; submission requires the account and credit checks shown by the workspace.

What should I check before sharing or keeping a result?

Use material you own or have permission to transform and review the applicable service and model terms. Inspect the entire returned file before publishing. Download the results you want to keep; do not treat temporary access or a saved task record as a promise of permanent file storage.

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