How it works
Every modern browser can speak, using the voices already installed on the device. This page hands your text to that engine sentence by sentence. Nothing is uploaded, there is no API key and no limit on how much you listen to — and on most systems it keeps working offline.
What it is good for
- Proofreading. Hearing a sentence read aloud catches clumsy wording your eye skips over.
- Getting through a long article or a PDF you have pasted in while doing something else.
- Studying, where hearing and reading together helps retention.
- Accessibility, when reading on a screen is tiring.
How to use it
- Paste your text and pick a voice. The list is whatever your device has installed.
- Adjust the speed. Most people settle around 1.2× once they are used to it.
- Press Read it. The sentence being spoken is highlighted as it goes.
Getting more voices
- Windows: Settings → Time & language → Speech → Manage voices → Add voices.
- Android: Settings → Accessibility → Text-to-speech output → install the language data.
- iOS and macOS: Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices.
- Bangla voices exist on Android and Windows but have to be installed; without them, Bangla text will not be read.
Why there is no download button
The browser speaks through the system audio output and gives no file back, so there is nothing to save. A recorded MP3 needs a cloud voice service, which would mean uploading your text. If you need a file, record the system audio, or use the PDF to Audio tool for documents.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download the speech as an MP3?
Not from the browser. The speech engine plays through your speakers and returns no file. Recording the system audio is the practical way to keep a copy.
Why are there no Bangla voices?
Because none are installed on the device. Add them under your system’s text-to-speech settings — Android and Windows both offer Bangla — and they appear in the list here.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The speech is produced by your own device, so the text never leaves your browser.