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    AI Text to Speech — Pick the Engine, Not Just the Voice

    One script, several engines, one bill in credits.

    • 17 models inside
    • Free version on this page
    • Web and iPhone

    How it runs

    AI Text to Speech

    1. 1Paste the script
    2. 2Audition one line
    3. 3Tune the read
    4. 4Export or hand it on

    17 models inside, including

    Cartesia Sonic 3.6Gemini 3.8 Flash TTSInworld TTS 2Inworld TTS 2 Flash

    Free on this page

    The free hook TTS runs in your browser. No sign-in, nothing uploaded.

    Try it free

    Hear a read now

    Type a line, pick a voice, listen. Nothing uploads.

    Free · no account · runs on your device

    Try it now: free hook TTS

    The free version reads your line with a stock browser voice, on your device. Voice Studio adds cloned and studio voices, emotion tags and 12+ languages.

    Full free tool page

    Free, with no account and no watermark. The model files download once on first use and are cached by your browser; after that the model runs on your device, and your file is never uploaded or seen by us.

    The full job

    AI Text to Speech in Versely

    Opens the studio directly. Free account; every generation costs credits.

    Open Voice Studio

    Overview

    Most text-to-speech products give you a single engine and a long dropdown of voices. Versely gives you the engines: run the same paragraph through several speech models and keep whichever one put the emphasis where you meant it.

    The meter is the thing that surprises people first. Speech models bill by the characters you send, not by the seconds you get back, so a 900-word script costs the same whether the read is brisk or slow, and cutting words is the only way to cut the bill.

    Before you generate, check how long your script runs at 150 wpm so the voiceover fits the cut. It is free and runs in your browser.

    Models inside

    Every model metered per 1,000 characters of script — the ones that read text aloud.

    What AI Text to Speech does

    Audition across models, not just voices

    The same line through several engines exposes differences a voice list hides — pacing, breath, how a question mark is handled.

    Metered per 1,000 characters

    Billing counts input text, including spaces and punctuation. Script length is the lever; playback speed is not.

    Voice design from a description

    Some models in the roster build a voice from a written description of it, rather than making you pick from a list someone else wrote.

    Multilingual output

    Several of these engines advertise multilingual reads. Each model page lists what that specific model claims, rather than a blanket promise across the shelf.

    Straight into video

    Generated speech is the input the lipsync and avatar tools want, so narration never has to leave the app as a file.

    How it works

    1. 1

      Paste the script

      Write for the ear: short sentences, deliberate punctuation, numbers spelled the way they should be said.

    2. 2

      Audition one line

      Run a single representative sentence through two or three models before you commit the whole script to one.

    3. 3

      Tune the read

      Adjust pacing and emphasis, then regenerate the individual lines that came out flat instead of the whole track.

    4. 4

      Export or hand it on

      Download the audio, or send it directly to lipsync, an avatar, or a slideshow as the narration bed.

    Who uses AI Text to Speech

    • Narration for faceless channels
    • Course and e-learning audio
    • Ad and promo reads
    • Announcements and phone systems
    • Accessibility voiceovers
    • Localised versions of one script

    Frequently asked questions

    How is text to speech billed?

    In credits, per 1,000 characters of the text you submit, and there is no free generation tier. Spaces and punctuation count, and re-generating a line charges for that line again, which is why auditioning on one sentence before committing a whole script is worth the habit.

    Which speech model should I pick?

    Whichever one reads your script best, and that varies by script, not by leaderboard. Versely publishes a spec page for every model in the roster with its languages, billing shape and release date, and the fast way to choose is to run one sentence through three of them.

    Can I use my own voice?

    That is voice cloning rather than text-to-speech, and it is a separate tool in Versely. A couple of the models on this shelf do both: they read stock voices and they clone one from a sample.

    What languages are supported?

    It depends on the model. Several are explicitly multilingual and say so on their spec pages; others are tuned for English. Check the individual model rather than assuming the shelf is uniform.

    Can the audio drive a video?

    Yes. A generated track is the natural input for lipsync and for the audio-driven avatar models, so a script can become a talking video without exporting anything in between.

    Can I use AI voiceovers commercially?

    Paid generations include commercial use for ads, YouTube monetization and client work under Versely's terms. Check the plan you are on before a campaign ships.

    Try AI Text to Speech inside Versely

    The all-in-one AI studio for creators. 60+ models for video, image, voice, music and lipsync — in your browser or on your phone.