A Hugging Face Space by amphion titled Text To Speech. The application converts text into speech using various voice options, with speaker selection and adjustable speaking rate. For advanced users, it also allows mixing two voices.
Fish Audio provides AI text-to-speech and voice cloning with emotion control and multilingual support. It offers TTS, speech-to-text, voice agents, and developer APIs with Python and TypeScript SDKs. The site lists a free tier with 8,000 monthly credits and paid Plus, Pro, and Max plans.
Wispr Flow is a voice-to-text dictation tool that converts speech into text in any app and on every device. It includes a Notetaker feature. It is available on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. A free plan includes speech-to-text in any app and 100+ languages; paid plans add team management and admin controls.
Balabolka is a freeware text-to-speech application that uses computer voices installed on the system. It can save on-screen text as an audio file, read clipboard content, extract text from documents, and save synchronized text in LRC files or MP3 tags.
Applio is an open-source AI voice conversion suite. It provides voice conversion, real-time voice changing, speech synthesis, model training, voice blending and audio analysis. The project states it is MIT licensed and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with a desktop app or Gradio WebUI, and no accounts or telemetry.
Voice Dream Reader is a text-to-speech app that reads PDFs, web pages, and books aloud. It supports importing PDFs, EPUBs, Word documents, PowerPoint files, and web pages, with highlighting, notes, offline listening, and syncing across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Accessibility features include VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, Voice Control, and braille display support.
Boppy is a free AI music generator that creates full songs from a text description. It writes the lyrics and generates a complete track in under a minute, with no signup or credit card required. Tracks run up to 2 minutes, and the apps for iOS and Android add in-app Premium at US$5.99/month in the US.
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Fish Audio provides AI text-to-speech and voice cloning with emotion control and multilingual support. It offers TTS, speech-to-text, voice agents, and developer APIs with Python and TypeScript SDKs. The site lists a free tier with 8,000 monthly credits and paid Plus, Pro, and Max plans.
Wispr Flow is a voice-to-text dictation tool that converts speech into text in any app and on every device. It includes a Notetaker feature. It is available on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. A free plan includes speech-to-text in any app and 100+ languages; paid plans add team management and admin controls.
Balabolka is a freeware text-to-speech application that uses computer voices installed on the system. It can save on-screen text as an audio file, read clipboard content, extract text from documents, and save synchronized text in LRC files or MP3 tags.
Applio is an open-source AI voice conversion suite. It provides voice conversion, real-time voice changing, speech synthesis, model training, voice blending and audio analysis. The project states it is MIT licensed and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with a desktop app or Gradio WebUI, and no accounts or telemetry.
Voice Dream Reader is a text-to-speech app that reads PDFs, web pages, and books aloud. It supports importing PDFs, EPUBs, Word documents, PowerPoint files, and web pages, with highlighting, notes, offline listening, and syncing across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Accessibility features include VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, Voice Control, and braille display support.
Boppy is a free AI music generator that creates full songs from a text description. It writes the lyrics and generates a complete track in under a minute, with no signup or credit card required. Tracks run up to 2 minutes, and the apps for iOS and Android add in-app Premium at US$5.99/month in the US.
