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Text to speech for news and blogs

Paste an article and generate an MP3 version of it for a “listen to this article” player. You get the audio file; hosting it and adding a player to your site is a separate step on your side — there’s no plugin or publishing integration.

100% free & unlimited · no login · no hidden charges · 322 voices in 75 languages

Adding audio to an article

  1. Paste the article text. Leave out captions, bylines and “related posts” — they read oddly out loud.
  2. Generate the MP3. A clear voice at steady pace suits people listening while doing something else.
  3. Host and embed. Upload the MP3 to your CMS or media host and add an <audio> player near the top of the post.

A minimal embed looks like this:

<audio controls preload="none" src="/media/article-audio.mp3"></audio>

Practical notes

Long articles need splitting

A 2,000-word feature exceeds one take. Generate it in sections, then use “Download all” and join the files in an editor.

Check names and jargon

Proper nouns and industry terms are occasionally mispronounced — listen once before publishing and spell tricky words phonetically in the script.

Mark the structure

Insert [[p1200]] before each subheading so listeners hear where a new section starts.

Multilingual editions

Generate a separate audio version for each translated edition, with a voice in that language.

FAQ

Common questions

Does this integrate with my CMS?
No. You generate the MP3 here, then upload it to your CMS or media host and add an audio player to the article.
Can I convert a whole article in one go?
Up to 5,000 characters per take — around 800–900 words. Longer features are generated in two or three sections and joined.
Is there a bulk option for many articles?
No — this is a one-article-at-a-time tool, not an automated publishing pipeline.
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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.