Voicemaker

Voicemaker is a browser based text to speech service that converts typed or pasted text into spoken audio. It offers a large library of AI voices that can be filtered by language and region, gender, age, accent and use category such as narrative, advertisement, conversational, IVR and chatbot. The voices are grouped into engine families, including default voices, Pro voices, ProPlus voices and the newer FlashX voices. The editor lets users adjust pauses, pitch and speed, choose output formats such as MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, OPUS and ULAW at several sample rates, and export SRT or TXT subtitle files with the audio. A pronunciation editor and voice profiles are reserved for paid plans. The platform also lists speech to speech voice conversion, speech to text in more than 90 languages, voice cloning, a voice effects toolkit called VoxFX and a developer API with REST endpoints. A newer SuperTTS feature generates audio scenes from a text prompt, including voice, ambience and effects. It is used by video creators, podcasters, publishers and teams that need narration, ads or phone system prompts. Usage is metered in credits, charged per character for text to speech. A free plan is available, and paid individual plans are listed at $5 for Starter, $10 for Creator and $20 for Pro, with Teams at $30 and Business at $50. The Starter plan includes 200,000 credits per month. Extra credits cost $20 per million, and the developer API is pay as you go.