Text to Speech
Turn written content into a reviewable voice track
Text to Speech converts a pasted script into AI-generated spoken audio using your chosen voice and delivery style. It helps you draft narration for videos, courses, podcasts, product demonstrations, announcements, reading material, social content, and internal explainers without recording every revision, while keeping the final result available for listening and review.
Create narration directly from the script
Generate a voice track for a rough cut, storyboard, lesson, product walkthrough, announcement, or recurring content format, then revise the wording without arranging another recording take.
Compare voices across accents and roles
Choose male or female voices identified as American, British, or Australian, then judge whether the accent, vocal character, and pacing match the audience and purpose.
Set a practical delivery direction
Use Natural, Cinematic, Energetic, or Calm as the performance starting point, then shape pauses and emphasis through clearer sentences, punctuation, and deliberate script structure.
Choose a voice around audience, accent, and delivery
The best voice is the one that supports comprehension and fits the role, not simply the most dramatic option. Test a representative passage before generating a long script, especially when pronunciation and exact timing matter.
Write for listening and review the generated read in full
Break dense text into natural sentences, use punctuation for pauses, and clarify names, abbreviations, dates, figures, and technical terms. Choose from the listed American, British, and Australian voices, set Natural, Cinematic, Energetic, or Calm, then listen for pronunciation, pace, emphasis, and fit with the destination visuals.
How to convert text to speech
Prepare a script for listening, choose a voice and style, generate the audio, and revise any pronunciation or pacing issues before use.
Paste your final draft
Add the exact text you want spoken, with sentence breaks and punctuation that reflect the intended pauses, emphasis, and pace.
Choose a voice
Compare the listed male and female voices across American, British, and Australian accents, then select one suited to the role and audience.
Set the delivery style and generate
Choose Natural, Cinematic, Energetic, or Calm, submit the script, and wait for the spoken result to appear in the audio area.
Listen, revise, and export
Check pronunciation, numbers, names, emphasis, pauses, pace, and total duration, then update the script or style before downloading the usable version.
Text to Speech FAQ
Answers about voices, accents, styles, natural delivery, audio output, timing, credits, script processing, comparisons, and commercial use.
Which text-to-speech voices and accents are available?
The current list includes male and female voices identified as American, British, or Australian. Available choices include Roger, George, Callum, Alice, Matilda, Charlie, Will, Brian, Sarah, and Laura. Listen to the generated result because labels cannot replace a real fit check.
Which voice styles can I choose?
You can select Natural, Cinematic, Energetic, or Calm. The style establishes a broad delivery direction, while the script still controls much of the rhythm. Review the whole read and change punctuation, sentence length, or wording when the result feels rushed or flat.
How do I make AI speech sound more natural?
Write for listening rather than copying dense document prose. Use punctuation for pauses, shorten long sentences, avoid ambiguous abbreviations, and spell names or figures clearly. Test a short representative passage before generating a longer narration with repeated terminology.
What audio format does the generated speech use?
The completed speech appears in the result area for review and available download. This message file does not specify one guaranteed extension, so use the format provided by the current download control and confirm that your editor or publishing system accepts it.
How is AI speech different from voice-over production?
AI speech generation creates a voice track directly from a script and selected settings. A full voice-over workflow may also involve performance direction, multiple takes, timing to picture, audio cleanup, mixing, pronunciation coaching, and approval. Use the generated read at the production level your project requires.
How long does generation take, and does it use credits?
Generation time depends on the script and current service demand. Creating speech may use Vidrush credits, so check the live interface and pricing page for current usage details instead of assuming a fixed price, rate, or completion time.
What happens to my text, and can I use the audio commercially?
Your script is processed to generate the requested audio. Avoid confidential or restricted text unless appropriate for this task. Commercial use depends on script rights, applicable terms, client requirements, disclosure needs, and platform rules; review current privacy and usage information before publishing.