What is TextToSpeech?
TextToSpeech.im offers an online workflow that spans from entering text and selecting a language and voice to generating and downloading the output. The current page features various settings such as voice tone, speech rate, and emotion, allowing users to preview the audio based on the content before saving it for offline use.
Currently, the input limit for the default selected voice is 2,000 characters; other voice examples list text limits of 1,000, 3,000, 5,000, and even longer. The word “unlimited” in the voice name does not mean that all inputs, concurrency, or commercial usage rights are unlimited; actual conditions should be confirmed according to your current selection and the service’s terms and conditions. After generation, please verify the pronunciation and pauses.
Key features
Webpage text-to-speech
Multilingualism and voice tones
Audio Generation and Listening Test
MP3 download
Text restriction based on timbre
Use cases and audience
Content creators, learners, and audio/reading users
- Prepare a voiceover for the video
- Convert text into audio material
- Exploring Different Forms of Vocal Expression
Text, Language, and Voice Tone Selection
Voice audio and MP3 files
How to use
- 01
Enter the text you want to have read aloud, and verify the maximum number of characters allowed for the selected voice.
- 02
Select a language and voice, then generate and listen to the pronunciation.
- 03
Download the MP3 after reviewing the content and terms of use.
Pricing and availability
2026-10-25 The official website provides instructions for free text-to-speech and MP3 downloads, but the character limits vary across voice tones. Currently, the default limit is 2,000 characters; it is not possible to universally claim that all voice tones have unlimited length or to treat a single voice tone label as equivalent to unlimited usage across the entire site.
- Pricing source
- https://texttospeech.im/zh-CN
- Pricing last updated
- 2026-10-25
Prices and limits may change. Check the official website for current terms.
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-25

