Does the text to speech tool send my text to a server?

No. All speech synthesis happens entirely in your browser using the Web Speech API. No text is sent to any server.

Which browsers support this tool?

Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox all support the Web Speech API. Chrome and Edge typically have the best voice selection.

Can I change the speaking speed?

Yes. Use the Rate slider to set speaking speed from 0.5× (half speed) up to 2× (double speed). You can also adjust pitch and volume independently.

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Text to Speech

Convert any text to spoken audio in your browser using the Web Speech API — no installs needed.

Text to speak

Your browser does not support the Web Speech API. Try Chrome, Edge, or Safari.

Voice

Rate 1.0×

0.5×

2×

Pitch 1.0

0

2

Volume 1.0

0

1

Ready

Word Highlight

Words will highlight as they are spoken…

About This Text to Speech Tool

This tool uses the browser’s built-in Web Speech API — no audio files are downloaded and no data leaves your device. Available voices depend on your operating system and browser. Chrome on desktop typically offers the widest selection including natural-sounding voices.

Use Cases

Proofreading written content by ear, accessibility testing, language learning, creating quick voiceover scripts, or simply giving your eyes a rest while reviewing long documents.