Six new free audio tools
Filler Word Analyzer, SRT to Speech, Audio Language Detector, Speech Script Timer, Audio Summarizer, and Voice Clarity Scorer joined the free toolkit.
Product updates
Major improvements, new voices, and feature launches - curated for our users.
Filler Word Analyzer, SRT to Speech, Audio Language Detector, Speech Script Timer, Audio Summarizer, and Voice Clarity Scorer joined the free toolkit.
Paste a podcast URL to get a full transcript—supporting Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major platforms.
Rate My Voice scores your speaking delivery from a short recording. PowerPoint to Speech converts slide decks into narrated audio.
Record yourself reading a passage and get an AI-powered estimate of your accent and pronunciation patterns.
Translate TikTok videos, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels into your language with dubbed audio output.
Upload audio or video and get it translated with dubbed output. Image translation expanded to 240 language pair combinations.
The site and voice library now support Polish, Thai, Hebrew, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Romanian, Ukrainian, and Indonesian.
The text-to-speech input now includes a rich text editor with formatting controls and a bottom toolbar for easier editing on mobile.
Croatian, Swedish, Czech, Korean, and Greek were added across the site, pricing page, and voice samples.
Three new free tools: estimate how long text takes to read aloud, test your reading speed, and check word pronunciation.
Free users hitting a limit now see a clear upgrade modal. Guest checkout and magic-link sign-in make it easier to subscribe without friction.
Five new languages joined the site with localized UI, voice samples grouped by language, and locale-aware voice defaults.
Pro users can clone their voice from a few short recordings (~30 seconds total) and transform any recording into a different voice with speech-to-speech.
Arabic joined the supported languages, and a language selector in the header makes switching locales easier on desktop and mobile.
The site UI, tool pages, and voice options were localized for German, French, and Spanish speakers.