TTSOpen / Azure voices
Azure Text to Speech Online
Preview Azure TTS voices and turn your text into speech. Choose an accent, listen to a sample, and generate audio. Start with a free character allowance—no API key required.
Try Azure TTS
Choose a voice to hear a preview.
Azure voices 48
48 voices · Selected: Jenny
Free allowance applies. The editor shows your current text limit. Downloads depend on your account and may require a character pack. See pricing and character packs.
From text to a voiceover
- 1. Start with a short script. Paste a paragraph or use “Try A Sample.” Include the names, numbers, and punctuation you want to hear.
- 2. Listen and choose. Preview the voices in the selector. Filter by region or search by name. On mobile, tap “Change voice” and choose an option.
- 3. Generate and review. Select “Convert To Speech,” listen to the result, and use “Download Voice File” when download access is available for your account.
Find your Azure TTS voice
Explore a few of the voices available here. Select one to use it in the editor, then press Listen to hear its sample. To compare voices on your own material, generate the same short passage with each voice.
- English · United States
- English · United States
- English · United States
- English · United Kingdom
- English · United Kingdom
- English · Australia
- English · India
- Chinese · China
TTSOpen or the Azure API?
Use this page when you want to create speech without setting up an integration. Choose from our available Azure voices, preview samples, and generate audio. This editor accepts plain text; it does not offer SSML or emotion controls.
For developers integrating Microsoft Azure text to speech into an application, consult the official API documentation for voice availability, SSML support, and setup. Microsoft Azure usage and billing are separate from TTSOpen’s free allowance and character packs.
Read the official Azure text-to-speech guideAzure text-to-speech questions
What is Azure TTS?
Azure text to speech is Microsoft’s speech synthesis technology. TTSOpen gives you an online editor for the Azure voices available in this tool: enter text, choose a voice, and generate audio.
Can I try Azure TTS for free?
You can start with TTSOpen’s free character allowance. The editor shows your current limit. This allowance belongs to TTSOpen and is separate from Microsoft Azure API plans and billing.
Do I need an Azure account or API key?
No. TTSOpen handles the connection to Azure for this online generator. You do not need to create an Azure resource, supply a key, or write code.
Can I download generated audio?
You can listen to generated audio in your browser. Download access depends on your account and may require a character pack. Check pricing before generating a longer script.
Which voices and languages are available?
The selector lists the voices currently available on TTSOpen, including English voices from several regions and a Chinese voice. This is a selected catalog, not the full Azure voice library. Choose a voice that matches your text and listen to a short test first.
Does this editor support SSML or emotion controls?
This editor accepts plain text and offers voice selection. It does not expose an SSML editor, emotion controls, or adjustable speaking rate. Developers needing those controls should consult Microsoft’s documentation for the exact voice and API they plan to use.
Is this an official Microsoft tool?
No. TTSOpen is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft. Azure and Microsoft are trademarks of their respective owners.