Read Aloud
Paste your text below and have it read aloud right here in your browser: pick a voice, adjust speed and pitch, and follow along as each sentence is highlighted.
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Live text-to-speech with sentence highlighting
Paste text, select an available voice and adjust rate or pitch before playback. The current sentence is highlighted as the browser’s Web Speech API reads it. Voices and behavior come from the browser, operating system and installed services, so availability, quality, language support and network use can differ by device. Orisod does not intentionally upload the pasted text, but the platform’s speech provider controls how synthesis is performed.
Listen, proofread or follow text in another way
- Hear a draft to catch awkward rhythm or missed words
- Listen to notes or an article while doing another task
- Compare pronunciation with an available language voice
- Offer an additional way to consume written material
Frequently asked questions
Can I download the speech as an audio file?
No. The Web Speech API offers live playback but does not provide Orisod with an audio stream to export as MP3, WAV or another file.
Why do I only see a few voices, or why do they sound robotic?
The voice list is supplied by the browser and operating system. Installed voices, defaults and quality vary, and some platforms may obtain voices or synthesis through online services. Orisod does not install them.
Is my text ever sent to a server?
Orisod does not intentionally upload the text. The Web Speech API delegates synthesis to your browser, operating system or configured voice service, and some implementations may use a network service. Consult the platform’s privacy information for sensitive content.
Why did playback stop partway through a long text?
The tool splits text into smaller utterances to reduce browser cutoffs, but Web Speech implementations can still pause or stop. Try Play again, another installed voice, a shorter selection or a different browser.
📖 Want the full picture? Read our guide: How browser text-to-speech actually works (and what it can't do)