Turn your video script into a voiceover in minutes: paste the text, pick a voice, download the MP3 and drop it into your video editor. ttsMP3 offers 9 natural AI voices and 60 Amazon Polly voices in 28 languages. No sign-up is needed, and the MP3 files may be used in monetized YouTube videos without crediting ttsMP3.
<prosody rate="fast"> with the regular voices.[speaker:Brian] / [speaker:Emma] to switch speakers in one file.Insert pauses where your video needs them, for example before a cut: <break time="2s"/>. Pauses work with both voice types (AI voices: whole seconds from 1 to 60). With the regular voices you can also stress words (<emphasis>) or slow down a key sentence (<prosody rate="slow">).
Yes. You may use the MP3 files in commercial projects, including monetized YouTube videos, for free and paid usage, and you do not have to credit ttsMP3. With AI voices, please make clear to viewers that the voice is AI-generated. Details: commercial use of text to speech.
For free you can convert 3,000 characters per day with the regular voices (about 375 words, roughly 3 minutes of speech) and 1,000 characters per day with the AI voices. For a full channel workflow, premium plans range from a 24-hour pass to yearly plans with up to 10 million characters.
Yes, ttsMP3 allows commercial use of the MP3 files, including monetized YouTube videos. A credit is not required. YouTube itself values original content, so combine the voiceover with your own script, footage and editing.
The AI voices sound most natural, for example Nova, Sage, Onyx or Coral. You can describe the style with voice instructions such as "enthusiastic tech reviewer" or "calm documentary narrator".
No. You can create and download voiceovers without an account. Only premium plans for larger amounts of text require a purchase.
Yes. The regular voices cover 28 languages and accents, the AI voices detect 57 languages automatically.
As MP3 file, which every common video editor can import.
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