Text-To-Speech

SpeechSynthesis is used to read text out loud on web browsers using JavaScript, provided that the browser supports Text-to-Speech. It is a component of the Web Speech API, which includes SpeechSynthesis (Text-to-Speech) and SpeechRecognition (Asynchronous Speech Recognition). How to change the voice Usually, platforms provide a list of voice options, and we can select one of those voices for the speech. The available voices may depend on the operating system and browser....

Here is a list of desktop and mobile browsers that support and do not support the Web Speech API's Text-to-Speech ( SpeechSynthesis) Component, and the versions when support began. Desktop browsers that support Chrome 33 (Released 2014-02-20) Edge 14 (Released 2016-08-02) Firefox 49 (Released 2016-09-20) Opera 21 (Released 2014-05-06) Safari 7 (Released 2013-10-22) Mobile browsers that support Chrome Android 33 (Released 2014-02-26) Firefox for Android 62 (Released 2018-09-05) Safari on iOS 7 (Released 2013-09-18) Samsung Internet 3....

Text-to-speech (TTS) is a really helpful technology that lets you hear written text out loud. It's great for folks who may have difficulty reading or seeing what's on a screen, and it's also used to give spoken feedback or assistance. In this article, we'll take a look at how to use TTS with JavaScript on the browser. Check if your browser supports all Text-to-Speech features Here is a Web Tool that lets you enter your own text and have it read aloud....