Text to Speech
Choose a library voice and enter the words you want spoken. Preview voices for the language and tone of your script, then generate a narration without recording it yourself.
Text to Speech and AI Voice Generator
Create spoken audio from your script with the Pixlr AI voice generator. Choose a voice, use a recording to guide a clone, design a new voice, or write a conversation for multiple speakers. Download the speech for videos, lessons, and talking avatars.
Choose a Voice or Create One
Start with the input you have: a script, a voice recording, a description of a voice, or a conversation.
Voice Cloning
Upload or record a clear voice sample, then enter a new script for voice cloning. Use the recording to guide the vocal character of a narration, lesson, or character line.
Voice Design
Describe a voice’s pitch, texture, accent, and manner of speaking. Add the text to read so you can hear whether the generated voice suits a character or narration.
AI Dialogue
Write separate turns and assign a voice to each speaker. Use this mode for an exchange between characters or a question-and-answer conversation rather than a single narrator.
Prepare a Script That Sounds Clear Aloud
The words and sentence structure influence how easily a listener follows the message.
Write short, spoken phrases
Replace long written sentences with clear thoughts and useful punctuation. For a tutorial, separate the action from the explanation so the listener has time to understand each step.
Test the words that matter
Try a short line containing names, abbreviations, and numbers before generating a full section. If a word is misread, write a pronunciation-friendly version and listen again.
Direct Multiple Speakers in AI Dialogue
The dialogue workspace provides speaker assignments, audio tags, delivery settings, and language selection.
Keep speaker turns distinct
Assign a consistent voice to each role and break the exchange into separate lines. Distinct voices help the listener follow who is speaking without needing a visual label.
Add emotion at meaningful moments
In AI Dialogue, use the audio tag panel to guide delivery or add vocal reactions. Place a cue where it supports the meaning of a line, such as an expressive reply or a shift in the conversation’s mood.
Compare delivery settings
Choose among Creative, Natural, and Robust in Dialogue. Test a brief exchange to hear which setting gives the combination of expression and consistency you want.
Check the language and pronunciation
Select the dialogue language when appropriate and use voices suited to the script. Listen to the interaction between speakers as well as any unfamiliar names or terms.
Record a Useful Voice-Cloning Sample
A clear voice sample gives the generator a more focused reference than a noisy recording.
Capture one speaker
Provide 3–30 seconds of speech with minimal music, echo, or background conversation. You can record in the tool or upload a file up to 10 MB.
Try the intended style of speech
Use a line similar to the final narration or character dialogue. Listen for the pronunciation, rhythm, and vocal character you want, then refine the wording to bring the voice and message together.
Create Voiceovers for Videos and Learning
Choose a delivery that helps the audience understand the content, not just a voice that sounds interesting in isolation.
Narration for a visual sequence
Generate manageable sections for a product demonstration or explainer. Align the downloaded speech with the matching shots in your video editor, leaving room for important visual steps.
Spoken lessons and character scenes
Use a steady narrator for explanations or separate voices for a dialogue exercise. Keep each section focused so you can replace a line without rebuilding the whole project.
Text to Speech and AI Voice FAQ
Answers about choosing voices, using samples, and improving spoken output.
How do I convert text to speech with Pixlr AI?
Choose Text to Speech, select a voice, and enter your script. Generate the audio, listen to it, and download a version you want to use. Try a short passage first when you are choosing a voice or testing pronunciation.
Should I use voice cloning or voice design?
Use voice cloning when you have a recording to guide the sound. Use voice design when you can describe the voice you want but do not have a sample. Both modes generate new speech from the text you provide.
What recording do I need for AI voice cloning?
Use a 3–30 second recording of one speaker, uploaded as a file up to 10 MB or recorded directly in the tool. Clear speech, a consistent speaking style, and little background noise give voice cloning a focused reference. Keep music and overlapping voices out of the sample.
Can I generate dialogue with more than one voice in Pixlr AI?
Yes. In AI Dialogue, enter separate lines and assign the speaker for each turn. The dialogue-specific audio tags, delivery settings, and language controls let you guide how the conversation sounds.
How can I improve the pronunciation of names and acronyms?
Listen to the difficult term in a short sentence. Try spelling an acronym as separate letters, writing out its meaning, or using a clearer phonetic spelling for a name. Check the next result before generating the rest of the script.
Can I generate speech in a different language?
Yes. Enter the script in your target language and choose a voice suited to its accent and tone. AI Dialogue also offers language selection. Generate a short sample to hear the names, pronunciation, and phrasing, then create the narration or dialogue for your project.
Is Pixlr AI text to speech free?
Yes. Use free text to speech to turn your script into narration for a video, lesson, or character scene. Choose a voice, generate the audio, and download your voiceover to use in your project.
Generate Speech from Your Script
Choose a voice or create one, then hear your words with Pixlr AI.
Generate Speech