OmniTalk

Text to Speech MP3

Turn text into an MP3 in any of 72 languages and accents. Listen first, slow it down to learn the pronunciation, then download the audio file. Free, no signup.

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Hear it before you say it

The most common use is pronunciation: paste a phrase in the language you are learning, play it slowly, and repeat. It is also a quick way to listen to an article instead of reading it, or to make a voice-over.

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    Pick a voice

    Choose the language your text is written in, and the accent you want.

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    Paste and play

    Press Speak. Long text plays straight through, part by part.

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    Save it

    Download MP3 gives you one file of the whole text.

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Common questions

Is this text to speech MP3 converter free?

Yes. Listening and downloading are free with no signup, for up to 5,000 characters at a time.

Can I download the audio as an MP3?

Yes. Press Download MP3 and you get one file of the whole text, ready to play on any phone or computer or to drop into a video.

Which languages are supported?

72 voices, including English (US, UK, Australia and India), Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Russian and Ukrainian.

What does the Slow setting do?

It reads every word more slowly and more clearly, which is useful for learning how a phrase sounds before you say it yourself.

Does it translate my text?

No — it reads the text in the language you type it in. Pick the voice that matches your text; an English voice reading Spanish will sound wrong. To translate speech as people talk, try the live translator.

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Need it to answer back?

Text to speech reads what you already wrote. OmniTalk does the conversation: speak in your language and the other person hears it in theirs, out loud, in real time, across 60+ languages.