Text to Speech
Paste any text and listen — choose a natural voice and speed, and follow each word as it is read.
At a glance
- Reads any text aloud — articles, notes, emails, study material — in Hindi, English and every other language your device has a voice for.
- Picks the most natural voice automatically (marked ★), and lets you choose any other, with speed, pitch and volume controls.
- Highlights each sentence and word as it is read, so you can follow along — great for learning, proofreading and dyslexia support.
- Tap any sentence to jump there, skip back or forward a sentence, and pause or resume at any time.
- Long texts are read sentence by sentence, so they never stop halfway the way long speech can in some browsers.
- Runs in your browser with your device’s voices — your text is not uploaded, and it’s kept on this device for next time.
Step by step
How to convert text to speech
- 1
Paste your text
Type or paste the text you want to hear.
- 2
Choose a voice
Pick the language and a voice — ★ voices sound the most natural.
- 3
Set the speed
Slow it down for learning or speed it up to save time.
- 4
Press Play
Listen and follow the highlighted words. Tap a sentence to jump to it.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
Hindi and English
And every language with a voice on your device.
Natural voices
The best voice picked automatically.
Follow along
Sentence and word highlighting while it reads.
Speed control
From 0.5× to 2×, plus pitch and volume.
Jump anywhere
Tap a sentence or skip by sentence.
Private
Nothing is uploaded; no sign-up, no limits.
Getting the best voices
| Browser or device | Voices you get |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Edge | Dozens of very natural “Online (Natural)” voices, including Hindi (Swara, Madhur) and Indian English. |
| Google Chrome on a computer | Google voices for Hindi, English (India, US, UK) and many more — they need the internet. |
| Android | Google’s voices; add languages in Settings → Speech Services by Google. |
| iPhone, iPad and Mac | Apple voices; download better “Enhanced” versions in Accessibility → Spoken Content. |
| Windows (any browser) | Add voices in Settings → Time & language → Speech. |
Who uses text to speech
Students listen to notes and chapters while revising, writers hear their drafts to catch mistakes, language learners check pronunciation at a slower speed, and people with dyslexia, low vision or tired eyes listen instead of reading. It is also a quick way to hear how a name or a Hindi sentence is pronounced.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this text to speech free?
Can it read Hindi?
Can I download the speech as an MP3?
Why do the voices differ between devices?
Is my text sent anywhere?
Why does reading stop at the end of a sentence for a moment?
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