Paste a script where each line starts with a name, like "Anna: Did you book the table?", and every name becomes a character with its own voice. Speecho reads the lines in order, with the pause you choose between them, and hands back one MP3. Up to 8 characters and 100 lines, priced per character like any other text.
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Voiced in the app from the scripts below, on Premium voices, with a normal pause between lines.
Voices: Anna (Jessica), Tom (Mark)
Voices: Teacher (Hope), Barista (Carolina), Customer (David)
Voices: さくら (Morioki), けんた (Hinata)
No recording, no audio editor, no stitching clips together by hand.
Anything written for more than one voice.
A listening exercise needs two speakers, and the textbook audio never matches your lesson.
Now: two native voices for your own dialogue, or a teacher in English and a waiter in Spanish in one file.
A two-host intro or an ad read means booking two people for thirty seconds of audio.
Now: two voices read the script as written, ready to drop into your edit.
One narrator doing every role flattens a story with two characters.
Now: a voice per character, with directions like [whispering] or [laughs] typed into the line.
Sales and support role-plays are read off a page, so trainees never hear the tone.
Now: the customer and the agent voiced like a real call, line by line.
Placeholder dialogue waits weeks for voice actors.
Now: every line voiced in minutes, and redone line by line when the script changes.
You read every character yourself, or the story stays on the page.
Now: up to eight characters, each with a voice of its own, in one file.
Paste an article, a chapter or your notes, or open a PDF, Word or EPUB file, and Make a podcast from text turns it into a conversation between two hosts of about 5, 10 or 20 minutes. The hosts stick to your text. The script opens in the Dialogue editor, where you check the lines and swap the voices, then it is voiced into one MP3 like any dialogue. Writing the script costs 15 credits for up to 5 minutes, 25 for up to 10, 40 for up to 20, plus 1 credit per 3,000 characters of text. Text to podcast →
A dialogue costs what the same text costs in one voice: per 1,000 characters, by tier. More voices never cost more.
Standard voices: clear and natural, for drafts, lessons and internal audio.
ElevenLabs: more expressive, the sweet spot for published dialogue.
ElevenLabs: the most natural, with native speakers at their best.
≈ 1,000 characters make about one minute of speech. One tier per dialogue; the exact price shows on the button before you voice it, and the smallest charge is 10 credits.
Open Text to speech in the app and switch from Text to Dialogue, or paste a script where each line starts with a name and a colon: the app offers to switch for you. Every name becomes a character with its own voice. Change any of them, then press Voice dialogue. You get one MP3 with all the lines in order.
Exactly what the same text costs in one voice: per 1,000 characters at the rate of the tier (50 credits on Standard, 110 on Enhanced, 160 on Premium), with a minimum of 10 credits. The number of speakers and voices does not change the price, and the total shows on the button before you voice anything.
Up to 8 characters and 100 lines, with up to 5,000 characters in a line. A long dialogue is voiced in portions: the first lines, about 5,000 characters, right away, and the rest after you have heard them and decided to go on.
Yes. Each character has a voice of its own, and each voice reads the language of its lines: a teacher in English and a waiter in Spanish, or two native speakers of any of the 31 languages with native voices. All voices in one dialogue come from the same tier.
Yes. Open the dialogue from your history, edit the lines and voice it again. Unchanged lines keep their audio, and only the changed ones are voiced and charged. Or press Voice this line again on one line: pick another voice, fix a word or add a direction like [whispers], and only that line is voiced anew. The same text costs the line's price again; a changed text costs the price of the new text.
Yes, line by line: type [whispering], [laughs], [pause] or another short direction in English inside the line. Enhanced and Premium voices take any short direction. The universal Standard voices read plain text, so their tags are removed before voicing.
One MP3 of the whole dialogue, with the pause you chose between lines. It stays in your history for 90 days, where you can play it, download it again or edit it.
Yes, with Enhanced and Premium voices. The arrow next to the MP3 gives you an SRT or VTT file timed word by word to the audio, and Subtitles with names (SRT) puts each character's name in front of their lines, which suits language lessons and translated interviews. Subtitles cost nothing extra; Standard voices do not have them.
Yes. Generation runs on the paid commercial API tiers of our voice providers, whose terms permit commercial use of the generated audio. You are responsible for the content of the script.
Paste your script and hear every voice free. You pay per character of text, however many voices read it.
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