Text to Speech for Business
Turn written onboarding guides, training material, and internal announcements into narrated audio — useful when the same written content needs a spoken version and nobody on the team wants to be the one recording it.
No login • 580+ voices in 75+ languages
What teams actually generate with this
Onboarding narration
Turn a written new-hire guide into an audio walkthrough new employees can listen to alongside the doc, instead of recording it yourself every time it's updated.
Slide narration for training decks
Paste your speaker notes in and generate voiceover for a self-paced training video, one slide's worth of text at a time.
Multilingual internal comms
Generate the same announcement in multiple languages for distributed teams without hiring voice talent per language.
Policy and procedure read-throughs
Convert a written policy update into audio so staff can listen during a commute instead of reading another PDF.
From document to audio
1. Import the document
PDF, Word, or pasted text — up to 5,000 characters per generation.
2. Pick a professional voice
A clear, moderate-pace voice usually reads best for training and policy content.
3. Distribute the MP3
Attach it to your LMS, intranet, or internal comms channel as-is.
Review before you distribute
For anything sensitive — legal policy, compliance material, HR content — have someone proofread the generated audio against the source document before it goes out. Text-to-speech occasionally mispronounces names, acronyms, or industry jargon, and that's worth catching before a company-wide announcement.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this for internal training videos?
Yes — generate narration from your script or speaker notes and pair it with your slides or screen recording.
Is there a limit on how much text I can convert?
Each generation covers up to 5,000 characters. Longer documents need to be split into sections.
Can I get the same script in multiple languages?
Yes — translate the text yourself (or with a translation tool), then generate each version with a voice for that language.