Spanish text-to-speech tool

Turn Spanish text into speech and subtitles

Turn Spanish text into an MP3 voice track and download SRT or WebVTT subtitles from the same script when you need captions.

Preview voices with es-ES and es-MX catalog labels
Generate Spanish MP3 speech
Optionally create SRT or WebVTT subtitles

Fixed voice samples and the downloadable example files below are available without sign-in. Custom speech generation and downloads of your generated files require Google or email sign-in. First-time sign-in includes 40 one-time Credits, valid for 30 days; each started 100 characters costs 1 Credit.

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Spanish voice samples

Preview available Spanish voices

Each fixed preview below reads the same short script. The voice names and locale labels come from the available voice catalog.

Nova Vale

Recommended

es-ES · Female

Nova Glade

es-MX · Female

Same preview script: Hola. Esta es una breve muestra de voz de TTSMint.

Generated example · October 16, 2026

Spanish voice and subtitle example

Generated with Nova Vale · es-ES · 1× · 2 Credits used

The MP3 and original SRT below belong to the same generation request.

Script used

Hola. La reunión empieza el 20 de octubre a las tres de la tarde. Revisa el audio y los subtítulos antes de publicar.

Download original script (.txt)

Generated MP3

MP3 · 24 kHz · mono · 9.024 seconds · 54,144 bytes · 117 characters

Original SRT · 23 short cues
00:00:00.100–00:00:08.063

Excerpt from the original SRT (timestamps preserved)

00:00:01.613–00:00:02.075  reunión
00:00:02.575–00:00:02.900  20
00:00:06.575–00:00:07.213  subtítulos

The original SRT contains 23 short cues. The excerpt preserves the original cue text and timing; group short cues into readable lines and review accent marks, punctuation, numbers, and timing in your editor.

Download MP3 Download original SRT Download original script TXT

Custom captions are generated from the submitted script, not transcribed from the finished audio. Listen to your own result and review pronunciation and timing; edit cue grouping and punctuation in your editor before publishing.

Check Spanish accents, punctuation, and numbers

Use a short passage to compare the script with the generated voice and its captions before preparing a longer recording.

Review written Spanish

Check accent marks, punctuation, names, and the intended reading of dates and numbers. Compare the script with the generated audio; subtitle text follows your script and is not a pronunciation transcript.

Keep files from one generation together

Download the MP3 and its SRT or WebVTT from the same result. If you change the spoken script, generate and download a new matching pair, then review caption line breaks in your editor.

Spanish text-to-speech questions

Use locale labels as a starting point and review the generated audio and captions yourself.

Can I compare Spanish voices before generating?

Yes. Play the fixed samples below to hear the listed voices. The catalog offers es-ES (Spain) and es-MX (Mexico) options; use Change voice to filter by region, then preview the voices available there.

How do I choose a Spanish voice?

Open Change voice, filter the voice list by the region you want, and listen to the available previews. Generate a short passage of your own text to check its names, numbers, and intended delivery before using a longer script.

Can I download Spanish MP3 and subtitles?

Yes. Enter your Spanish script and generate speech as MP3. Enable subtitles before generation to also get an SRT or WebVTT file based on the submitted script.

What should I review in Spanish text-to-speech?

Check accent marks, punctuation, names, dates, and numbers in the script, then compare them with what you hear in the generated audio.

Does this tool translate English into Spanish?

No. TTSMint reads the target-language text you enter; it does not translate text from English. Enter the Spanish script you want to hear.

Do I need an account to generate my own Spanish audio?

Yes. Custom speech generation and downloads of your generated files require Google or email sign-in. First-time sign-in includes 40 one-time Credits that expire after 30 days; each started 100 characters costs 1 Credit. The fixed sample files below are available without sign-in.