DAW editing
No decoding overhead and zero compression artefacts. You get the cleanest raw audio for EQ, compression, and de-essing.
Lossless audio output
Text to WAV converter
Turn text into lossless 24 kHz WAV audio ready for editing, mixing, or archiving. Pick from 54 voices across 9 languages. No sign-up needed.
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Lossless source files
WAV is the master format
Most free TTS tools output low-bitrate MP3s. While fine for quick listening, heavy compression removes the frequencies you need for post-production. FreeTextoSpeech produces lossless WAV audio at 24 kHz, 16-bit mono. You get clean headroom for EQ, compression, de-essing, and mastering without stacking audio artefacts.
Related use cases
The quick answer
Paste your text, choose a voice, create the audio, and download. Each WAV is 24 kHz, 16-bit mono PCM at roughly 2.9 MB per minute. Drag it straight into Audacity, Reaper, Logic, Premiere, or DaVinci Resolve without extra decoding or conversion.
In four steps
From text to DAW-ready WAV
- 01
Paste your text: AI voice generator
Convert up to 5,000 characters per run. Create as many separate WAV files as your project requires.
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Pick a voice and speed
Stick to 1.0× here, then fine-tune timing in your DAW. Avoid stacking speed tweaks across both tools.
- 03
Download the WAV
24 kHz, 16-bit, mono PCM at around 2.9 MB per minute. Clean, uncompressed audio ready for your DAW straight away.
- 04
Open in any DAW
Audacity, Reaper, Logic, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Audition, Pro Tools. Every mainstream DAW supports WAV natively.
Recommended uses
When WAV makes more sense than MP3
Broadcast delivery
Broadcasters often demand WAV masters. Keep your lossless master safe, then export MP3 or AAC files for sharing.
Audiobook production
ACX and rival platforms ask for WAV or pristine source audio. Begin with clean takes, then master to specification.
Archival masters
Hold on to the original lossless recording, then export compressed formats whenever you need them. It is standard studio practice.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What sample rate does FreeTextoSpeech use?
It outputs at 24 kHz, a sample rate well suited to speech. You can drop files straight into Audacity, Reaper, Premiere, or Logic without resampling first; if your podcast host expects 44.1 kHz, set that on export.
02 Are the WAV downloads mono or stereo?
They export in mono, following standard speech recording practice. If you need a stereo image in your project, duplicate the track inside your digital audio workstation and pan the channels.
03 Is the audio lossless?
Yes. WAV files are uncompressed, so you get the clean output directly from the neural voice model with no compression artefacts or loss of detail.
04 How big will the file be?
Expect about 2.9 MB for every minute of 24 kHz, 16-bit mono audio. A full 5,000-character script usually works out at 3 to 5 minutes of speech, depending on your chosen reading pace.
05 Can I use these WAV files in professional sound design?
Yes. Uncompressed WAV is the industry baseline for broadcast, post-production, and audio archiving. Any editing software or DAW will open the files immediately.
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Create a 24 kHz WAV in seconds. Free, with no sign-up required.