This page features the Text-to-Speech tools, Flexclip, MicMonster and Speechify. There are links to learn more about all tools and the audio demos below feature Text-to-Speech (TTS) tools, MicMonster and Flexclip. The main difference between FlexClip and MicMonster is that MicMonster is slightly cheaper as a TTS only tool, whereas FlexClip is a TTS and video generator in the one subscription price. Speechify has different capabilities again, described in detail below.
This demo clip was created using FlexClip, and hosted using Cloud Sound.
This demo clip was created using MicMonster and hosted using Cloud Sound.
FlexClip is a versatile tool for content creators who require an all-in-one solution for both video and audio creation.
FlexClip's timeline editor supports text to video and audio, allowing you to export your final product as an MP4 video file or an MP3 audio file.
The benefit of FlexClip's audio, is that it allows you to create voiceover files using the text to audio feature, or by uploading your own voice. With the timeline editor, you can add a music soundtrack to add a professional touch to your finished product.
FlexClip supports over 140 languages and has over 400 male and female voice choices.
MicMonster is a simple platform that specialises in converting text into speech, delivering natural-sounding audio.
MicMonster's broad range of over 600 voices across more than 140 languages ensures versatility, making it an ideal choice for projects requiring a specific tone or regional accent.
This feature set is particularly beneficial for podcasters, educators, and marketers who seek to add high-quality voiceovers to their content without the complexity of traditional audio editing tools. The simplicity of its text-to-speech process means that even users with minimal technical skills can produce professional-level audio, streamlining the creation of podcasts and e-learning modules.
The difference with Speechify, as compared to MicMonster and FlexClip, is that it can read any text you want out loud - emails, webpages, Word or PDF documents. You can either integrate it with your apps to have direct access to the text, or you can upload documents on the Speechify platform to listen to them. It's used by over 4 million people worldwide to read a large range of texts, saving time and increasing productivity.
Speechify also has optical character recognition (OCR) enabling it to convert physical books or printed text into audio. This allows you the added option of taking photos of text and listening to it read out loud.
Another benefit is its speed regulator, which allows text to be read slower, or up to 4.5 times faster than normal speed.
Speechify supports 15 languages and has a range of 50+ male & female voices.
Listen to the text at any speed - either slower, or up to 4.5 faster than normal speed.
Text to voice applications offer a range of benefits for businesses by improving accessibility, enhancing customer engagement, and streamlining content delivery across various platforms. Uses include;
Further business uses include:
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