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No formal trial is described, but the online text-to-speech tool is presented as free to use.
Learn moreFree browser text-to-speech with 580+ voices across 60+ languages

Speechma is a free online text-to-speech tool with 580+ AI voices in 60+ languages, filterable by language and country, with a commercial license and a paid API for developers.
Speechma is a web-based text-to-speech converter built around a large voice library. The homepage lists more than 580 AI voices covering over 60 languages, and the site markets the output as usable commercially. A paid API is offered alongside the free web tool for people who want to generate audio from their own software. The workflow is deliberately simple. Text goes into a single input box, capped at 2000 characters per request, and a captcha code has to be entered before conversion. Voices are chosen from a filterable panel that can be narrowed by language and by country, so a listener can pick, for example, a Spanish voice from Argentina or Peru rather than a generic Spanish one. Each entry is labelled with gender, language and country. Generated clips collect in a separate panel on the same page, and a Voice Effects tab and tutorials are available for further adjustment. The catalogue is notably broad on regional variants. English alone spans dozens of voices from places such as the United States, United Kingdom, India, Kenya, Nigeria and the Philippines. Arabic voices are split by country, and there are voices for less commonly supported languages including Amharic, Pashto, Sinhala, Somali, Welsh and Zulu. A group of multilingual voices can also speak several languages, and the same voices are repeated under per-language labels such as Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Korean and Chinese. Speechma suits video creators, educators, podcasters, accessibility-minded publishers and developers who need narration in many languages without a subscription barrier. Compared with premium cloud voice studios, it trades long-form project tooling and account features for speed and breadth. The captcha and per-request limit make it better for short scripts than for book-length audio, though the API starts at a listed monthly price for heavier use. Dedicated landing pages for individual languages help people find the right voices quickly.


No formal trial is described, but the online text-to-speech tool is presented as free to use.
Learn moreThe web tool is presented as free and unlimited. The Speechma API is advertised with 580+ voices starting at $9 per month.
Learn moreThe homepage mentions tutorials for generating audio and voice effects. No support channels are described.
Integration is offered through the Speechma API, which exposes the 580+ voices. No third-party app integrations are listed on the homepage.
Learn more580+ AI voices, 60+ languages, language and country filters, multilingual voices, voice effects, tutorials, a generated audio panel, commercial license, 2000 character input and a paid API.





