Text to speech for media
Turn articles, scripts, and posts into audio at the speed of a newsroom.
- Article-to-audio and video voiceover
- 1,500+ voices, emotion control
- Low-latency streaming
- From $6 per 1M characters
Definition
For media and content teams, text-to-speech turns text into publishable audio at newsroom speed: article listen-along, video voiceover, and podcast segments. The value is throughput. Audio that once required a narrator and a booking is generated the moment a piece is ready.
Audio for every piece
Because the audio comes from the article text, every published story can carry a listen option automatically. Readers who prefer to listen get an audio version without an editor commissioning narration, and it ships at publish time.
On brand delivery
A publication’s audio should sound like the publication. Use one voice ID, or a cloned signature voice, across everything, and shape delivery with emotion control across 13 styles so a news read differs from a feature. See the video voiceover page.
Speed
Low-latency streaming and fast synthesis mean audio keeps pace with a publishing schedule. A breaking piece gets its audio version in the same window it goes live, not the next day.
Pricing
Per character, from $6 per 1M on Scale. See the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
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Turn articles, scripts, and posts into audio at the speed of a newsroom.