Our Text to Speech feature is designed to be user-friendly and seamless, empowering authors to create immersive and accessible courses effortlessly. Through audio and voiceover capabilities, we aim to make your course content more engaging, impactful, and inclusive for learners worldwide. Authors can click the Generate Audio button to convert selected text into clear, natural-sounding audio.
Benefits of Text-to-Speech (TTS) in Course Creation
Accessibility and Inclusivity: With TTS, you create a more inclusive learning environment, allowing visually impaired learners or those with reading difficulties to access course content through audio.
Enhanced Learning Experience: TTS allows for multimodal learning, combining visual and auditory cues, catering to diverse learning styles and preferences, and boosting retention.
Time and Cost Efficiency: Save time and resources by automatically generating audio without manual voiceover recording, making the course creation process faster and more streamlined.
Global Reach: By supporting multiple languages and accents, TTS enables you to reach a global audience, breaking language barriers and fostering international engagement.
Who Can Access Text-to-Speech
The Text to Speech feature is available to our Trial, Team, and Enterprise clients. For our Free and Pro plan users, it will be available as an add-on feature, so you will need to click the Request a Demo button to proceed with enabling this feature.
How to Use Text-to-Speech
With Text to Speech, you can easily convert up to 3000 text characters into audio. This allows you to narrate sizeable sections of your course content, making it more accessible and engaging for your learners.
You can access the Text-to-Speech functionality through the content options:
A voiceover block
Single audio content block
Paste the text into the Your text field, and type the audio title.
On the right, under the Voice settings, you can select from 57 languages and 10 different voices and use five playback speed modes (to adjust the speed, click on the bar below the speed option you would like to set).
Once you have set the language, voice, and playback speed, click the Generate audio button to check how it sounds.
At the bottom of the window, you can pause, scroll through the audio preview, and check the length of the audio.
If satisfied with the result, click Save and add audio at the top right. If not, adjust the settings to your liking and click Generate audio again.
Once the text is converted into audio using TTS, the generated audio files will be automatically saved in your Easygenerator library. You can reuse the audio for different courses or modules, saving valuable time during content creation.
Note: If you encounter any issues, click the Generate Audio button again to get the desired output.
Edit Text-to-Speech
You can edit the text, voice, speed, and title of the audio created with Text to Speech from the voice-over block, single audio content block, and from the audio library by clicking
Once all changes are made, click the Save changes button.
NOTE: The updated version will replace the original one.
Text-to-Speech Audio in Translated Courses
When a course is translated using automated translation, the TTS audio will also be automatically translated into the selected language—including the text used in the original TTS audio. Each translated course has its own translated audio, which is independent of the original (or "master") audio.
This means that any changes made to the translated TTS audio will not impact the original version, and vice versa.
What Happens If a Language Isn’t Supported?
While most languages are supported by OpenAI, some languages are currently not supported. In these cases, Easygenerator will retain the original (master) audio in the translated course.
It's important to note that when you use text-to-speech to create audio, it is saved in your media library within your Easygenerator account. This audio—referred to as the "master audio"—is the file used in all course duplicates and also appears in translated versions if TTS is not available for the target language.
In that case, if you need to make changes to the audio in a translated course that uses the master audio, it’s best to delete the existing file and create a new one from scratch using the translated text and text-to-speech. This ensures that the master audio in your media library remains unchanged and that all other courses using it are not affected.
Security in Text-to-Speech
You can check all security details on the Text-to-Speech functionality here.