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Free unlimited text to speech. No login.

Natural AI voices for everything you write. Pick one of 322 voices in 75 languages and download MP3 — as many times as you like. No account, no credits, no watermark, no hidden charges.

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How it works

From script to audio in under a minute.

  1. 01

    Write or import

    Type, paste, or pull the text out of a PDF or Word file. Up to 5,000 characters per take.

  2. 02

    Pick a voice

    Filter by language, accent and gender, and play a sample before you commit.

  3. 03

    Generate & download

    Listen in the browser, add music if you like, then download MP3 or WAV.

Two studios

One narrator, or a whole conversation.

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Single-voice studio

Voiceovers, narration, lessons and articles read by one voice, with speed, pitch and volume control.
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Multi-speaker studio

Dialogues, interviews and stories. Each speaker gets a voice; the whole script renders as one file.

Control

The details that make a voiceover usable.

Most free tools stop at “type and play”. These are the parts that save a second take.

Pauses exactly where you want them

Drop [[p700]] into the script for 0.7 seconds of silence, or any length up to 10 seconds. The pause is real silence in the file, not a slowed-down word.

Speed, pitch, volume

From 0.5× to 2× speed, with pitch and loudness you can set once and keep.

PDF & Word import

Pull text out of documents up to 15 MB. Text-based PDFs only — scanned pages need OCR first.

Background music

Mix a royalty-free track or your own file under the voice, with automatic fade in and out.

Takes you can come back to

Every take is kept in your browser. Re-open the script, re-download, or grab them all as a ZIP.

Languages

75 languages, 142 accents.

Browse all 322 voices

Use cases

Guides for the work people actually do with it.

YouTube voiceovers Narration for explainers, tutorials and faceless channels. Podcasts Solo narration, briefings and scripted two-host segments. Audiobooks Chapter-by-chapter narration from a manuscript. Social media Short voiceovers for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Education Lessons, study notes and course audio. Language learning Hear words and sentences read by native-locale voices. Accessibility Listen to articles and documents instead of reading them. Business & training Onboarding, training modules and internal updates. Marketing Ad reads and product-video voiceover drafts. IVR & call centers Phone prompts and hold messages as MP3 files. Presentations Per-slide narration for PowerPoint and Google Slides. News & blogs A “listen to this article” MP3 for each post. PDF to speech Import a PDF and turn its text into audio. Word to speech Import a .docx file and read it aloud. ElevenLabs alternative When a free tool is enough, and when it is not.

Documents

PDF, Word and long texts.

You don’t have to copy text out of a file by hand. Import a PDF or a Word document and its text lands in the editor, ready to read aloud. A take holds up to 5,000 characters — three to five minutes of speech — so a report or a chapter is made in a few takes and downloaded together as a ZIP.

PDF to speech

Text-based PDFs import directly. Scanned PDFs are images and need OCR first — the importer tells you when that is the case.

Word to speech

DOCX files keep their paragraphs, so the voice pauses where your document breaks. Edit anything before you generate.

Long texts in parts

Split at chapter or section breaks, generate each part with the same voice and settings, then use “Download all” to get every take, numbered in order, in one ZIP.

Better results

Write for the ear, not the page.

The voice reads exactly what you give it. Four habits make the difference between audio that sounds generated and audio that sounds read.

  1. 01

    Short sentences

    One idea per sentence. Long sentences with several clauses lose their shape when they are spoken.

  2. 02

    Punctuation is direction

    Commas make short pauses, full stops make longer ones, and a question mark lifts the end of a line.

  3. 03

    Say numbers your way

    Write “twenty twenty-six” or “2026”, “ten per cent” or “10%”, depending on how it should sound.

  4. 04

    Pauses on purpose

    Add [[p700]] before a key point or between sections; [[p1200]] works well before a new topic.

WevoLabs in your language

The whole studio — buttons, help and the example story — is also available in ten more languages.

Honest comparison

When free is enough — and when it isn’t.

Paid platforms such as ElevenLabs or PlayHT do things WevoLabs doesn’t. If you need any of the right-hand column, they are worth paying for.

Read the full comparison
What you needWevoLabsTypical paid platform
PriceFree — no hidden chargesMonthly plan for regular use
AccountNoneRequired
Voices322 stock neural voicesStock voices plus cloning of your own voice
How much you can makeUnlimited takes, 5,000 characters eachMonthly character quota by plan
Emotion / style controlSpeed, pitch, volume, pausesEmotion and style presets
API accessNoYes

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

Something missing? Ask us.

Is WevoLabs really free and unlimited?
Yes. It is 100% free with no login, no credits, no trial and no hidden charges, and you can generate as many takes as you like. The only size rule is per take: up to 5,000 characters each, so long texts are made in a few takes. The site is paid for by advertising and by people who choose to support the project.
How much text can I convert at once?
Up to 5,000 characters per take — roughly 3–5 minutes of speech. For longer documents, generate in sections; each take is saved in your browser and you can download them all as a ZIP.
Which voices and languages are available?
322 neural voices across 75 languages and 142 regional accents, from US, British and Indian English to Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese and Swahili. Every voice has a short sample you can play in the voice library.
How do I add pauses?
Type a pause token where you want silence: [[p400]] for a short breath, [[p1200]] for a long pause, or any value up to [[p10000]]. Punctuation matters too — commas and full stops change how the voice paces a sentence.
Can I use more than one voice?
Yes, in the multi-speaker studio. Write the script as “Name: line”, give each name a voice and it renders the conversation as one MP3.
Where is my audio stored?
Finished takes are saved in your own browser (IndexedDB), not in an account on our server. Clearing your browser data removes them, so download anything you want to keep.
Can I use the audio in videos or commercially?
Our Terms of Service allow personal and commercial use of audio you generate, as long as the script itself is lawful and you have the rights to it. Don’t use voices to impersonate real people.
What file formats do I get?
MP3 for every take, with a WAV download available on each take for editors that prefer uncompressed audio.

Paste a script. Hear it in seconds.

Free and unlimited — no login, no credits, no hidden charges. 322 voices in 75 languages with MP3 download.

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