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Text to Speech

Turn written text into spoken audio: paste the script, choose a voice and a pace, listen to the result, then export the audio. Aixcut generates speech in a desktop Chrome or Edge workspace, and the exported file can be used on its own or lined up against video.

Text to Speech

How to use Aixcut for this task

  1. STEP 01

    Paste and proofread the text

    Check numbers, abbreviations and mixed-language passages before generating, because those are what the voice reads most awkwardly.

  2. STEP 02

    Choose a voice and preview

    Listen to the opening sentence rather than the whole text, and change the pace or the voice if the phrasing does not land.

  3. STEP 03

    Export the audio

    Produce the output in the format you need, then listen once more to confirm the wording and the pronunciation.

Read text aloud and check the wording

A sentence that looks smooth can be too long to say. Generate a paragraph, listen, and rewrite anything that runs out of breath or repeats a word. Improving the text is usually faster than hunting for a setting that repairs it.

From text to audio you can reuse

Exported speech can narrate a video, fill a section of a course, or produce a voice note for a message. Because the output is a file, the same line can be reused in several projects without generating it again, as long as the delivery still fits each context.

Trial access and what is separate

Sign in with desktop Chrome or Edge to use the free trial credits under the current rules; costs are listed on the pricing page. Speech generation and video generation are separate tasks, so generating a new video clip remains a membership capability.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.

Can I download the generated speech?

Yes, the audio can be exported as MP3, AAC or WAV. Listen to the saved file once more before publishing it.

How many voices are available?

The selectable voices are shown in the workspace and can change. Check the current list rather than relying on a fixed number.

What should I do when a name is read incorrectly?

Rewrite the input, expand the abbreviation or restructure the sentence, then generate and listen again. Not every technical term will read correctly on the first attempt.

Is this a screen reader or developer API?

No. This is text entered in Aixcut and rendered to audio. It is not a screen reader extension, a page-scraping tool or a developer interface.

Is there a free text to speech tool?

Trial access and usage follow the current workspace rules. Check the signed-in credit balance and export options rather than treating free as unlimited.

Ready to start?

Start with one clear production task.

Open the Aixcut workspace