Voicemaker
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What is Voicemaker?
Voicemaker is an AI audio tool centered on text-to-speech creation. Users can choose from a voice library, convert written text into speech, and adjust expressive controls such as volume, speed, pitch, and pauses. The platform also offers generation modes for stories, advertisements, songs, and mixed audio scenes, making it relevant to content creators, voice-over producers, marketers, and anyone who needs reusable spoken-audio assets.
Users can enter text or upload a document in the browser, generate speech, and export the result in several common audio formats, with subtitle files available alongside the audio. For more involved production work, Voicemaker includes multi-speaker generation, voice effects, speech-to-speech conversion, voice cloning, and prompt-based audio creation. These workflows can support video narration, audio advertising, podcasts, training materials, dialogue scenes, and other projects where the delivery of a voice needs to be shaped or revised.
Key features of Voicemaker
Text-to-speech conversion
Converts written text into speech while letting users select a voice and adjust volume, speed, pitch, and pauses for narration, voice-over, and other spoken-audio work.
Prompt-based audio creation
SuperTTS lets users describe an audio scene with a prompt and choose different models for dialogue, advertisements, stories, songs, background music, or mixed audio with ambience and effects.
Voice controls and effects
Users can tune volume, speed, pitch, and pauses, then apply voice styles and effects such as whispering, newscaster delivery, customer support, or narration to shape the spoken result.
Voice conversion and export
The platform supports voice cloning, speech-to-speech transformation, and export to multiple audio formats. It can also produce SRT or TXT subtitle files, which fits content workflows that require further editing or publication.