Text to Speech Online
Paste any text and generate natural speech instantly in the browser or on the app.
Votaka
Convert text to speech in your browser. Listen to PDFs and Word files, read webpages aloud, pick a natural voice, and tune how each word sounds.
Features
Use Votaka as free text to speech online, a PDF reader, or an Android app—with natural voices and word-level pronunciation.
Paste any text and generate natural speech instantly in the browser or on the app.
Paste a portal URL and auto-fetch every article on the page—pick and listen in one flow.
Preview titles, authors, and dates before generating audio for each article.
Upload a PDF, Word, txt, or epub file. Layout-aware parsing follows columns and sections so you hear the document in reading order.
Strip comments, footnotes, and layout noise from PDFs and Word docs so you hear the body text, not the clutter.
Blend languages in one piece with sentence-level and word-level voice overrides.
Transform news and blogs into podcast-style audio with richer pacing and segments.
Tune pronunciation, rate, pitch, volume, and pauses for every sentence or word.
Choose expressive multilingual voices and preview them before you generate audio.
Pick up on Android where you left off on the web—voices and listening progress stay in sync.
Deep dive
See how the TTS reader handles a URL, a PDF or Word file, multilingual narration, and word-level pronunciation.

Paste a news portal or blog homepage once—Votaka automatically fetches the full article list from the page so you can preview titles, pick what to listen to, and start playback without copying links one by one.

Read multilingual content naturally: set a default language for the whole piece, then override individual sentences or words with different languages and voices—ideal for bilingual articles, product names, and code snippets.

Turn news feeds and blog posts into a podcast-style listening experience with multi-speaker scripts, segment playback, and richer pacing—so long-form content feels like a show, not a wall of text.

Fine-tune how each word sounds with say-as types, aliases, phonetic replacements, pacing, pitch, volume, and pauses—down to sentence and word level for names, numbers, and technical terms.

Convert articles, documents, and long reads into natural speech. Listen while commuting, exercising, or resting your eyes—without losing the detail of the original content.

PDFs and Word files are more than a wall of text. Votaka reads the layout first—then drops comments, tracked changes, headers, footers, page numbers, and other chrome—so playback stays on the body you actually meant to hear.

Layer ambient clips and sound effects with your narration for emphasis and mood—useful for intros, transitions, and storytelling moments inside a listening session.
Start here
Start with free text to speech online, listen to a PDF, read a webpage aloud, or install the Android app.
Paste text in the browser and hear it in a natural voice. No install is required to try the TTS reader.
Open the TTS readerUpload a PDF and hear the body text. Votaka skips headers, footnotes, and page numbers so you can follow the document.
Open the TTS readerPaste a news or blog URL. Votaka fetches the article list so you can pick a story and listen without copying each link.
Get the Android appInstall Votaka on Android to listen on the go, with the same files and voices you start on the web.
Get the Android appFAQ
Text to speech (TTS) turns written text into spoken audio. Votaka is a TTS reader for text, PDFs, Word files, and webpages on the web and Android.
Yes. You can try Votaka in the browser without installing an app. Some voices and files over 5 MB need a subscription.
Yes. Upload a PDF and Votaka reads the body text aloud. Layout-aware parsing drops comments, headers, footers, and page numbers.
Yes. Paste a news portal or blog URL once. Votaka fetches the article list so you can preview titles and start listening.
Yes. Set a default language, then override a sentence or a single word with a different language and voice.
Yes. Download Votaka on Google Play. The web TTS reader is free to try; monthly ($10) and annual ($96) plans unlock full access. iOS is coming soon.
Our story
Our vision for a more balanced way to consume information
In our digital age, we spend countless hours staring at screens, reading text, and straining our eyes. Votaka was created with a simple idea: let your eyes rest and take in more of the world around you. Instead of reading everything on a display, why not listen?
By converting text to speech, you can step away from the screen—walk outside, watch the sunset, or close your eyes—while still absorbing what matters through your ears.
Your ears are powerful tools for learning. With Votaka, turn text, documents, and web pages into audio—news on your commute, long reads while you move, or articles while your hands are busy.
Audio opens new ways to stay informed and curious. Let your ears explore ideas and knowledge while your eyes get the break they deserve.
Votaka is not about abandoning reading—it is about a healthier balance. Use your eyes when you want to, and listen when that fits your day better.
We hope Votaka helps you see more of what you love and hear more of what enriches you—a companion for a calmer, more flexible way to stay informed.