Turn any text into natural speech.

Per 1,000 characters of input text, from the same credit balance as transcription: 50 credits with Standard voices, 110 with Enhanced (ElevenLabs), 160 with Premium (ElevenLabs). Roughly, 1,000 characters is one minute of speech. The exact cost is shown live under the text box before you generate.

512 licensed stock voices: 185 on the Standard tier and 327 ElevenLabs voices shared by the Enhanced and Premium tiers - six universal ones plus native speakers of thirty-one languages: English (thirteen accents, from American and British to Australian, Canadian, Indian, South African and New Zealand), Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Hindi, Indonesian, Chinese, Russian, Filipino, Malay, Swedish, Romanian, Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Bulgarian, Croatian and Slovak. Each has a free preview sample. Speecho does not offer voice cloning or custom voices.

The voices speak the language of the text you paste - write in Spanish, get Spanish speech. For thirty-one languages the ElevenLabs tiers also offer native speakers, so the accent is local rather than English. Paste your text and the app detects the language and suggests matching voices automatically.

Yes - with tags in the text. [pause] and [long pause] add a pause, and tags such as [whispering], [excited] or [laughs] change the delivery. How closely a voice follows a tag depends on the voice, so try a sentence first. You can also filter the voices by what they suit best: narration, conversation, ads, learning or characters.

Yes. Switch Text to speech to Dialogue, or paste a script where each line starts with a name: every character gets its own voice, the lines are voiced in order with the pause you pick, and you download one MP3. Up to 8 characters and 100 lines, priced exactly like the same text in one voice.

Yes. In a long text voiced in parts, or in a dialogue, any single part or line can be voiced again on its own: pick another voice, correct a word, or add a direction like [whispers]. The rest stays as it is. The same text costs that part's price again; a changed text costs the price of the new text.

Yes. Switch Text to speech to List and paste your words or phrases, one per line, or open a .txt or .csv file: each line is voiced as its own MP3 in the voice you pick, named after the line, and the whole set downloads as one ZIP. Up to 1,000 lines per list. The list is priced as one text, so short words do not each pay a clip minimum; a line under 10 characters counts as 10.

Yes. Switch Text to speech to Subtitles and open or paste an SRT, VTT or SBV file: every subtitle is voiced at its own time, as one MP3 track, and each line also comes as its own file in a ZIP. A WebVTT voice tag such as <v Anna> gives each named speaker a voice of their own. For a video, pick Voice on the original timing in the Voice menu of its transcript or translation: you get one MP3 as long as the video, and a free tool puts it back on the video in your browser.

Yes. Make a podcast from text, in the Voice tab, turns an article, a chapter or your notes (300 to 60,000 characters, or a PDF, Word or EPUB file) into a conversation between two hosts of about 5, 10 or 20 minutes, in the language of the text or another one. The hosts stick to your text. The script opens in the Dialogue editor for you to check, then it is voiced into one MP3. 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; voicing it costs the same as any dialogue.

Yes - every transcript in your history has a Voice button that sends its text straight into the generator. Combined with translation, this turns a recording in one language into spoken audio in another: transcribe, translate, voice.

MP3, playable in the browser and downloadable. Clips are stored for 90 days, and you can delete any clip - or your whole account - at any time, which removes the audio immediately.

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 it stays in sync at any playback speed you download. A long text voiced in parts gets one subtitle file for the joined audio, and a dialogue can have the characters' names in front of each line. 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 text you convert.

Yes. Confirm your email and you get 150 free credits - about 3,000 characters of Standard speech - so you can generate a real clip before paying anything (voice previews are free too). After that it is pay-per-character with no subscription: a one-time $5 pack covers roughly 48,000 characters of Standard speech.