Text to speech for e-learning platforms
Give every course a consistent narrator and built-in captions.
- Consistent narration across a course library
- Speech marks for synced captions
- 30+ languages for localization
- From $6 per 1M characters
Definition
For an e-learning platform, text-to-speech is infrastructure: it narrates every course from its script, generates captions, and localizes content, all from the same API. A platform can then offer narrated, accessible, multilingual courses as a standard feature rather than a per-course production effort.
Consistency across a library
A platform hosts many courses, and they should sound coherent. Assign a voice ID so narration is uniform within a course and predictable across the catalog. When an author adds a module, it matches the rest without a re-record.
Captions built in
Accessibility is table stakes for a learning platform. Speech marks return word-level timing, so synced captions in WebVTT or SRT come straight from the narration across the whole library. See the e-learning page.
Localization at platform scale
Reach more markets by re-synthesizing course scripts with multilingual voices across 30+ languages. Because it is a synthesis job, a platform localizes a whole catalog as a batch rather than re-shooting each course. See the multilingual page.
Pricing
Per character, from $6 per 1M on Scale. See the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
How does an e-learning platform use text-to-speech?
Can I add captions automatically?
How do I localize a course library?
Start building
Give every course a consistent narrator and built-in captions.