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Free Text to Speech

5,000 characters a day, no sign-up, MP3 download, and a commercial license on every generation. Below is exactly where the free tier ends — the part most tools leave out.

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5,000 free characters/day · No sign-up required · Commercial use included

5,000 characters/dayNo sign-upCommercial use included

What the free tier actually includes

Free here means free to use, not a trial that expires. There is no countdown, no card on file, and no feature that stops working after a week.

  • 5,000 characters per day without an account, 1,000 per generation
  • 10,000 characters per day with a free account, 3,000 per generation
  • MP3 download, no watermark and no spoken branding
  • A commercial license on every free generation
  • 13 languages covered by the free voices

Where it ends, stated plainly

The free voices are open-weight models — Kokoro-82M and Chatterbox — which we can run cheaply enough to give away. The premium and ultra-HD voices are commercial engines billed per character, so those cost credits.

That line is the only one that matters: if the free voices sound good enough for your work, nothing on this site will ever ask you for money. Generate a sample above with your own copy rather than a marketing script, and you will know within a minute which side of the line you are on.

Why "unlimited free" is usually not true

Text to speech costs compute per character, every time, with no caching to hide behind. So when a tool advertises unlimited free speech synthesis, the cost is being recovered somewhere you cannot see — ads, rights over the audio you generate, aggressive quality throttling on the free voices, or a limit that exists but is not published.

We would rather give you the number and let you plan around it. If 5,000 characters a day is not enough, credits are a one-time purchase that never expires — not a subscription that resets and bills you monthly whether you used it or not.

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