Text to speech
Paste text, pick a real voice, and download audio. Sentence-aware chunking handles long documents.
AI text-to-speech studio
Turn Text Into Natural AI Speech
Create expressive voiceovers from your text. Generate audio, explore AI voices, and create authorized voice clones with Voice Maker.
Free local engines supported. No paid API key required to start.
Voice library
Every voice below comes from the configured AI engine — nothing is faked.
Voice list is empty. If the local engine is offline, start the AI service with at least one voice model. Browser speech voices appear inside the generator.
Authorized voice cloning
Clone only voices you own or have explicit permission to use. Consent is recorded and revocable.
Audio downloads
Keep your generations as WAV or MP3 where the engine supports it, with private, authorized downloads.
How it works
- Write or paste text. Limits are shown up front and enforced on the server.
- Choose a voice. The list is populated from the active provider.
- Generate, listen, download. Jobs are queued; the page polls for honest status updates.
Built for creators, educators, developers, and businesses
Content creators
Narrate videos and podcasts without booking studio time.
Educators
Produce accessible lesson audio and course narration.
Developers
Generate prompts and IVR audio through the REST API.
Businesses
Create consistent announcements and help-center audio.
Languages and voices
Supported languages depend on the active engine and installed voice models. The voices page always shows the live list.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a paid API key?
No. Voice Maker ships with a browser-native preview and supports free local engines such as Piper. External providers are optional.
Can I clone any voice?
No. You may only clone voices you own or have explicit permission to use, and you must complete the consent step. Unauthorized cloning is prohibited.
What audio formats are available?
WAV is the baseline; MP3 appears only when the active engine supports it.
Is my reference audio private?
Yes. Reference clips are stored privately, served only to their owner, and deletable at any time.