TTSMint
Text to speech, refined

Turn text into
natural speech

Turn scripts, notes, and lesson drafts into voice audio. Preview a language-matched sample, then generate MP3 and optional timed subtitles from one text workflow.

Listen to a voice sample without an account. Sign in with Google or email to generate your own text.

  • Multilingual voices
  • Natural delivery
  • Instant output
No account needed to listen

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First sign-in includes 40 one-time Credits, valid for 30 days. Each started 100 characters costs 1 Credit.

Made for creative workflows

Simple where it should be, precise where it matters.

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Preview without an account

Generating your text requires sign-in and Credits.

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Multilingual voices

Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and more.

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Fine controls

Adjust speed, volume, and pitch independently.

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MP3 and subtitles

Create voice audio and download MP3, SRT, or WebVTT.

Need a downloadable MP3?Convert a script to speech, listen to the result, and download a reusable MP3 file.Convert text to MP3 →Making a captioned video?Generate MP3 audio and matching SRT or WebVTT subtitles from the same script.Create speech and subtitles →Need Japanese speech?Compare a fixed Japanese sample, then generate your own script with a Japanese voice.Create Japanese speech →Need Spanish speech?Compare a fixed Spanish sample, then generate your own script with a Spanish voice.Create Spanish speech →Browse supported voicesExplore available languages, voice styles, and samples before choosing a voice.Browse voices →

Create voice audio and captions from one script

TTSMint is a browser text-to-speech tool for preparing narration, listening back to written material, and drafting audio for a video or lesson. Choose a voice for the text language and adjust speed, volume, and pitch before generating.

Practical ways to use text to speech

Use a spoken draft to review the script, prepare narration, or make written material easier to listen to.

Voiceover and narration drafts

Listen for awkward wording, pacing, and pauses before recording or editing a video.

Notes, lessons, and accessibility

Turn written notes or lesson text into audio that can be reviewed away from the page.

Multilingual content prototypes

Try a voice that matches the script language and compare delivery before polishing the final version.

MP3 audio with optional SRT or WebVTT

The script is the source for both outputs, so you can create a voice track and timed captions together.

  • Download generated speech as an MP3 file.
  • Enable subtitles to create a separate SRT or WebVTT file from the same script.
  • Preview a fixed voice sample without an account; generating your text requires Google or email sign-in.
  • A first sign-in includes one-time 40 Credits that expire after 30 days. Each started 100 characters costs 1 Credit.

Text to speech questions

Can I listen before creating an account?

Yes. Fixed voice samples can be played without an account. To generate your own script and download results, sign in with Google or email. First-time sign-in includes a one-time 40 Credits grant that expires after 30 days.

Does TTSMint convert an existing recording into subtitles?

No. The speech and subtitle workflow starts from text. It generates new audio and matching SRT or WebVTT captions from that script; it does not transcribe an uploaded recording.

How many Credits does a script use?

Each started block of 100 Unicode characters costs 1 Credit at the current rate. A 250-character script therefore uses 3 Credits. Sign in and open Billing & Credits from your account menu to view your current balance.