Voicemaker
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Voicemaker is a text-to-speech application that converts text into natural-sounding voices. It offers support for various languages and regions, allowing users to personalize the voice profile, pauses, emphasis, speed, pitch, and volume. Additionally, it includes a feature for sharing audio files across different platforms. Voicemaker also provides an API for developers and supports audiobooks, podcasts, YouTube videos, web and mobile apps, e-learning content, and call centers.
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AudioBot is an online platform powered by artificial intelligence that transforms written text into realistic audio across various languages and accents. With more than 500 voices to select from, users can download the audio as an mp3 file. This service is ideal for producing voiceovers for videos, presentations, and radio programs, and is offered in Spanish and Portuguese. A free trial is available, allowing 500 characters, and users can subscribe for additional features. The tool is owned by AudioBot, and the generated audio remains under the user's copyright.