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Free text to speech

Paste up to 300 words and hear it read back in seconds by a natural AI voice — free, unlimited uses, no account. Download the MP3 and it’s yours.

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Speed

How to convert text to speech

Three steps, about fifteen seconds from paste to MP3 — no account at any point.

Step 01

Paste the text

Drop in whatever you want heard — an article, an email, study notes, a paragraph you can't parse on a page. Up to 300 words per conversion.

Step 02

Convert

One button. The text is narrated in seconds by a natural AI voice, right in the browser. No account, no install, no watermark.

Step 03

Listen or keep the file

Play it back at 0.75x–1.5x speed in the page, or download the MP3 and keep it. It plays in any podcast or music app, offline, forever.

Actually free, not free-shaped

Most “free” text to speech tools give you one of three things: a flat robotic demo voice, a word counter that runs out mid-sentence, or audio that plays but never downloads. The withheld download is usually the entire business model.

Not here. 300 words per conversion, as many conversions as you like, and the MP3 downloads every time — no watermark, no account, nothing stored. The catch, stated plainly, is that we’d like you to eventually trust us with a whole textbook.

Where this tool ends and the product starts

A converter built for passages is the wrong shape for a 300-page textbook: you’d paste, split, and re-split forever, and the result would be one unscrubbed file with no idea where you stopped.

For whole documents, Audionarrator converts the file — detecting chapter structure, skipping the table of contents, and producing a navigable audiobook you can resume across devices. The free account comes with 5,000 words and your first chapter free at any length.

What people put through it

Proofreading by ear

Nothing exposes a clumsy sentence like hearing it. Writers paste a draft paragraph, listen once, and fix what proofreading missed.

Study material on the move

Revision notes read back to you on the walk. Repetition is what makes terminology stick, and re-listening costs nothing once the file exists.

Dyslexia and ADHD reading support

For many readers the page is the obstacle, not the material. The same words land perfectly well through headphones — paste the paragraph and hear it instead.

Language learning

Hearing a passage pronounced, repeatedly, at a speed you control. Slow it to 0.75x for unfamiliar material, speed it up once it's familiar.

Accessibility, instantly

Screen readers read as you scroll and leave nothing behind. This gives you a file you can replay on any device, with nothing running in the background.

Video and podcast drafts

Check the timing and flow of a script intro before recording it properly. 300 words is about two minutes — a natural unit for this.

Common questions

Is this text to speech tool really free?

Yes — 300 words per conversion, unlimited conversions, no signup and no card. The audio downloads as a file you keep. A free Audionarrator account adds 5,000 words, eleven premium voices, and your first full chapter conversion free.

How much text can I convert at once?

300 words per conversion — roughly two minutes of audio, or a long article section. Longer text is easy to split: convert the first part, then paste the rest. If you regularly convert whole documents, that's a different job — upload the file to Audionarrator and it converts chapter by chapter.

Can I download the audio as an MP3?

Yes. Every conversion produces a downloadable MP3 with no watermark that plays in any music or podcast app, offline. Many free tools play the audio and withhold the download — the file is yours here, every time.

What voices can I use?

This tool uses one natural English AI voice, free with no limits on uses. Eleven premium voices — warm, bright, deep, and everything between — are available with a free Audionarrator account, along with 5,000 words to start.

Do I need an account or an app?

No. The tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. It works on phones too, and the downloaded MP3 behaves like any other audio file on your device.

Is my text stored anywhere?

No. What you paste is converted and discarded — not saved to an account, not retained after the request, not used for training. That is also why there's no history panel here: nothing exists to remember.

Can I change the speed of the voice?

Yes — playback speed is applied on your device, so switching between 0.75x and 1.5x is instant and never re-converts. The downloaded MP3 is always 1x, which is what you want if you play it elsewhere.

What's the catch?

There is a product behind the tool: Audionarrator converts entire documents — PDFs, Word files, EPUBs — into chaptered audiobooks, and that's what we sell. The free tool exists so you can hear the voice quality yourself before trusting us with a 300-page textbook.

Have a whole book, not a passage?

Audionarrator turns PDFs, Word files and EPUBs into chaptered audiobooks — skip the front matter, resume anywhere, listen at any speed. First chapter free.

Chapters, not one long file11 premium voicesFirst chapter free