Text to Speech for Presentations and E-Learning

Give your slides and online courses a clear, consistent voice without recording yourself: write the narration, convert it to MP3 and insert the audio into PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote or your e-learning authoring tool. ttsMP3 offers 60 Amazon Polly voices in 28 languages and 9 natural AI voices – free to start, no sign-up, commercial use allowed.

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Voiceover for PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote

  1. Write the narration for each slide (one MP3 per slide keeps changes easy).
  2. Convert it on the converter or with the AI voices and click Download as MP3.
  3. PowerPoint: Insert → Audio → Audio on my PC, then set it to play automatically. Keynote: drag the MP3 onto the slide. Google Slides: upload the MP3 to Google Drive and insert it via Insert → Audio.
  4. Export the presentation as a video if you want to share it with narration.

E-learning courses and training videos

The MP3 files work in Articulate Storyline and Rise, Adobe Captivate, iSpring, Moodle, LearnDash, Teachable and every video editor. Because the voice is generated from text, you can update a course by changing one sentence and converting it again – no new recording session, the voice always sounds the same.

Tips for clear narration

Licensing for courses and company training

You may use the MP3 files in commercial courses, paid training and internal company presentations, for free and paid use, without attribution. With AI voices, please mention that the voice is AI-generated. Details: commercial use of text to speech.

How much narration can I create?

Free: 3,000 characters per day with the regular voices and 1,000 with the AI voices. For complete courses, premium plans range from a 24-hour pass to yearly plans with up to 10 million characters.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add text to speech to a PowerPoint presentation?

Convert your narration to MP3 with ttsMP3, then insert it in PowerPoint via Insert → Audio → Audio on my PC and set it to start automatically.

Can I use ttsMP3 voices in paid online courses?

Yes. Commercial use, including paid courses and company training, is allowed for free and paid use without attribution.

Which voice works best for e-learning?

Clear, calm voices work best, for example the AI voices Nova or Sage, or the Polly voices Joanna, Matthew, Amy or Brian. Keep one voice for the whole course.

Can I create the same course in several languages?

Yes. The regular voices cover 28 languages and accents and the AI voices detect 57 languages automatically.

Which format do I get?

MP3, which PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and all common e-learning tools support.

More questions and answers in our FAQ

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