AI text to speech

Turn scripts into natural speech, direct emotion, and test authorized voices for your content projects.

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What text to speech means

Text to speech, or TTS, turns a written script into an audio track. It is useful for narration, prototypes, explainers, dialogue, and projects where you want to test a voice before recording a final production.

Vocloner combines speech synthesis with a voice library and tools for directing a performance. Output can vary with the script, language, voice, and directions you provide.

How to create a take

Choose an authorized voice, write a short section, and generate a first take. Listen before processing a long script, then adjust punctuation, pauses, phonetic spelling, or emotion directions.

Break long sentences into shorter phrases.
Use punctuation to mark natural pauses.
Spell proper names the way you want them pronounced.
Choose the language that matches the script.
Review every file before publishing or using it commercially.

Emotion inside a script

Emotion tags let you signal changes in intent at specific points in a script. They guide the performance; they do not guarantee identical results across every voice.

Try one direction at a time and compare short takes. Clear writing and consistent punctuation often help more than stacking many instructions into one line.

Use cases for creators and teams

Text to speech can help prototype a video, prepare narration, build a podcast draft, test dialogue, or create accessibility materials. Final use must respect script rights and your plan terms.

If you need several characters, use the multi-voice dialogue workflow to keep line order and produce one track.

Text to speech FAQ

What can I control in the script?

Write your script and add emotion directions such as [excited], [whispering], [sad], [laughing], or [sigh] when available for the selected workflow.

Can I use text to speech for a video?

Yes, as long as you have rights to the script, music, and other materials. Review the audio and your plan terms before publishing.

What if pronunciation is not correct?

Try shorter phrases, spell names phonetically, and check the selected language. Synthesis can make mistakes and needs human review.

Can I create a dialogue?

Yes. For several speakers in one track, use the multi-voice dialogue workflow and assign a voice to each line.