TXT to speech

TXT to Speech

TXT to Speech. Upload one or more text files, review the sections, choose a narrator, and export joined audio or a ZIP of individual results. No signup required.

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Plain text, properly segmented

Working tool

TXT batch reader

Upload one or more text files, split long passages at natural boundaries, and export joined or separate audio.

Plain text

0 characters

Engine Primary voice Speed 1.00×

Finished format MP3 quality

Normalize peak volume Save text draft locally

Fix how a word is said

Add a word the voice gets wrong and spell it the way it should sound. The fix is used every time you generate, and your script stays exactly as you typed it. Saved in this browser only.

Source files are parsed locally. In Cloud mode, only the selected text sections are sent for speech generation. In-browser mode keeps both the source and generated speech on this device.

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From .txt to audio in four steps

Upload one or more .txt files in the studio.
Review, reorder, or edit the detected text sections.
Pick a voice, speed, gap, and WAV or MP3 output.
Generate joined audio or download every result as a ZIP.

Why .txt works best

Plain text is the cleanest possible input for a TTS engine. No hidden formatting, no embedded images, no document structure to trip over. What you paste is what gets read, exactly. If your source is a .docx, .epub, or .pdf, converting to plain text first (Save As → Plain Text) gives you the same clean input.

Long files

Long .txt files are split at natural section boundaries automatically. Select the sections you want, check the character total against the displayed cloud allowance, and export one joined file or a ZIP of separate clips.

Visual guide converting TXT into speech audio for TXT to speech — Visual guide
Document-to-audio guide for TXT to speech.

FreeTextoSpeech studio mockup for TXT to speech with script, voice controls, and waveform preview — In context
The online studio layout used for TXT to speech.

FAQ

TXT to Speech FAQs

How do I convert a .txt file to speech?

Upload one or more .txt files. The studio turns their contents into an editable queue, then exports joined WAV or MP3 audio plus individual files.

Is there a file size limit?

Files can be up to the 80 MB local-processing limit. The importer splits long prose into safe sections, and Cloud mode checks the selected character total against the allowance displayed in the studio.

Do I need to install anything?

No. FreeTextoSpeech runs in the browser. No installer, no extension, no signup.

Can I batch-convert several .txt files?

Yes. Select multiple .txt files in one upload, review the queue, generate them sequentially, and download all results in a ZIP.

Will markdown or code formatting be read aloud?

Yes, the engine reads exactly what you paste. Strip markdown characters, code brackets, or indentation that you do not want spoken before generating.