AudiofyText, also known as ttsmaker, is a free online text-to-speech service. It converts written text, e-books, and other written content into spoken audio, and the page describes it as a text reader solution for turning text into speech.
The service offers voice modulation and a wide range of languages, including English, German, Spanish, French, Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, Japanese, Persian, Vietnamese, Thai, and many others. It supports SSML, described on the page as a standardized format for controlling synthesized speech. The listed SSML controls include pauses and breaks, pitch and rate adjustment, emphasis, pronunciation, language switching within the same response, sound effects, and use of multiple voices in a single request. The page also says users can download generated audio files and use them for commercial or personal purposes.
AudiofyText is presented as a web-based tool that works directly through its site. The page also includes an API link in its navigation. Its stated use cases include language practice, accessibility, content creation, voiceovers for videos, presentations, e-learning materials, and customer service automation. The page describes the service as completely free of charge.
Text sits in PulseGate's Text to speech category. Allowing users to easily convert written text into speech for accessibility, learning, or content creation needs. Text is a consumer product aimed at students, content creators, accessibility users. Text is free to use. It runs on the web.
Text first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include multiple languages, voice modulation, and instant playback.
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