TTSMaker

What TTSMaker is

TTSMaker is an online text-to-speech service that converts written text into audio for playback or download. Its web converter offers MP3, OGG, AAC, OPUS, and WAV output, and the service supports SSML. The Pro page describes more than 600 AI voices in over 100 languages; Pro features also include controls for voice emotion and speaking style. TTSMaker lists video voiceovers, audiobook reading, education and training, marketing and advertising, customer service, and application development as use cases.

The Free plan costs nothing and allows 20,000 characters per week, up to 500 characters per conversion, with 30 minutes of conversion history. Paid tiers are named Lite, Pro Mini, Pro Max, and Studio, with stated monthly character allowances from 300,000 to 6,000,000. Commercial use is permitted under a worldwide, perpetual license for personal and commercial purposes without additional fees or permission. Generated audio and download links are stored for up to 30 minutes before automatic deletion. API access requires a Pro or Studio subscription, and each API key is limited to one request per second. TTSMaker is available on the web and through an API.

Who it suits

TTSMaker suits people who need to turn written material into spoken audio for voiceovers, audiobooks, education, marketing, customer service, or applications. It can also suit users seeking commercial-use rights or an API, provided they choose a qualifying subscription for API access.

Limits

The Free plan allows 20,000 characters per week, a maximum of 500 characters per conversion, and 30 minutes of conversion history. API access is limited to Pro or Studio, and API keys are limited to one request per second.

Getting started

1. Open https://ttsmaker.com/.
2. Use the web converter to convert text into audio.
3. Choose from the available MP3, OGG, AAC, OPUS, or WAV formats.
4. Start with the Free plan, or select a paid tier if its stated allowances fit your needs.
5. For API access, choose Pro or Studio and consult the API documentation.

Verdict

Choose TTSMaker if you want a web-based text-to-speech converter with several export formats, a free tier, and stated commercial-use rights. Look elsewhere if your workflow needs API access without a Pro or Studio subscription, or higher per-conversion limits than the Free plan provides.