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11 voices · 500 characters a go · Nothing kept

Text to speech. No signup. No payment. No logs.

Type something, pick a voice, get audio. Nothing to create, nothing to enter, nothing counting down. We do not keep your text and we do not keep the file.

Most free text-to-speech sites are a signup form wearing a demo. This one is the tool. It is paid for by TaskAGI's Text to Speech Studio, which is the version you buy when free stops being enough.

Server load—
Per request500 characters
Per dayNo limit
Retention0 s
0 / 500
Voice
Speed1.00×

No account. No card. Nothing stored.

↑ Free · this pagePaid · the Studio ↓

The paid version

There is a better version of this.

It is called the Text to Speech Studio. It pays for this page, and it does what a free voice cannot: whisper, laugh, sound angry, speak in a voice you designed or cloned, and answer an API call.

What you just used is the free one. Everything from here to the next rule is the Studio.

Hear the difference · same words, two engines
Free This page · Maren · no directions

“Same words, two engines. Only one of them can whisper, laugh, and sound like it means it.”

Studio Text to Speech Studio · Nate · directed inline

“Same words, two engines. [whispering] Only one of them can whisper, [laughing] laugh, [angry] and sound like it means it.”

Studio only · five things this page cannot do
Studio · 01

Emotion control

Write the feeling inline and the voice performs it. One script, one take:

[happy] Oh my god, I got the job! [laugh] I literally screamed! [sigh] Though the commute is gonna be rough... [yawn] already tired thinking about it. [fearful] What if I'm not actually good enough? [cough] Sorry. [breathe] Okay. [angry] You know what, forget the doubts. [disgusted] I'm done letting fear run my life. [sad] It's just... been a long road to get here. [breathe] But I made it.

Emotion control in the Studio →
Studio · 02

Voice design

Describe a voice in plain English, generate it, keep it. This one was made from the prompt:

“warm, late-night radio host, slight rasp”

Voice design in the Studio →
Studio · 03

Instant voice cloning

A short clip of clean audio, a usable clone in seconds. Consent-checked, watermarked, and it speaks every language in the library.

Cloning in the Studio →
Studio · 04

Professional voice cloning

A studio-grade clone from about thirty seconds of clean audio. It takes the same inline emotion tags as the library voices, so your own voice can whisper and laugh too.

Professional cloning in the Studio →
Studio · 05

API

Bearer auth, plain REST, a real audio URL back. No SDK to wrap.

curl -X POST https://taskagi.net/api/hypervoice/v5/tts \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <your-key>' \
  -d '{"text": "Hello from the Studio.", "voice": "Nate"}'
→ { "success": true, "audio_url": "https://taskagi.net/…/x.mp3" }
The API →

Also in the Studio: audiobooks with per-character voices · two-host podcasts from a document · celebrity voices

Free · this pageEleven voices, 500 characters a go, you queue
StudioStudio voices, emotion, voice design, cloning, audiobooks, API, no queue
Open the Studio → Create a free account

Genuinely optional. Nothing above degrades if you never click it.

Six things this page will never ask you for.

Not "not yet". Not "after the beta". There is no mechanism on this page to collect any of it, which is a stronger promise than a policy page.

  1. 01

    An account

    No login, no signup, no "continue with Google". There is no user table to be in.

  2. 02

    Your email

    No gate before the download, no newsletter, no "we'll send you the file".

  3. 03

    A card

    No plans, no credits, no free trial that ends. Nothing to cancel later.

  4. 04

    Your text

    Synthesised and dropped. Not stored, not reviewed, not used as training data.

  5. 05

    Patience with a watermark

    No audio tag, no spoken attribution, no beep. The file is just the file.

  6. 06

    A daily quota

    Unmetered. Come back forty times today. The counter you are looking for does not exist.

The one honest limit

There is one limit, and it is the machine.

Unmetered does not mean infinite. It means we don't count what you make: no quota, no meter, no "you've used 3 of 5 today", no account for a counter to live in. What exists instead is a fixed amount of hardware and a line in front of it. When more people arrive than it can serve, you wait your turn — we'd rather say that than dress it up as a "fair use policy".

Each request is 500 characters. A paragraph, not a book. Want the next paragraph? Send the next request. Want a whole book? That is the Studio, and it was built for exactly that.

When the day's budget is gone the tool sleeps until midnight UTC and says so at the top of the page. That has never been a limit on you. It is a limit on us.

Jump the line

Pay with reach instead of money.

We have no ad budget for this page, so distribution is the price. Post it somewhere real, come back, and for 24 hours you get 1,000 characters a go and your own lane when the machine is busy. Honour system — verifying it properly would mean tracking you.

1 — Post it

Best places: r/artificial, r/SideProject, r/podcasting, r/accessibility, AI and video-editing groups on Facebook, and any Discord where people complain about voiceover pricing.

2 — Copy the words

Rewrite it in your own voice. Copy-paste spam gets removed and helps nobody.

3 — Come back

Kept in your browser for 24 h. The server takes your word for it. Clear your browser data and it is gone — that is the trade for not being tracked.

Eleven voices. No invented personalities.

Seven American, four British, female and male. No "meet Aria, your friendly brand voice", no personality profiles you have to read before picking. Hear the one that sounds right and move on.

Maren Warm, even, the safe default for narration. American · Female
Piper Brighter and more animated. Good for explainers. American · Female
Wren Softer, close-mic feel. Suits calm reads. American · Female
Elise Neutral and clear. Holds up in long text. American · Female
Reid Steady mid-range. Corporate without the smarm. American · Male
Cole Lighter, conversational. Reads like a person talking. American · Male
Booker Deeper and heavier. Trailer-adjacent. American · Male
Harriet Composed RP. Documentary register. British · Female
Imogen Crisper articulation. Works for tight scripts. British · Female
Alistair Measured and formal. Audiobook default. British · Male
Rhys Rougher edge, less polished. More candid. British · Male

Pick one and it loads into the generator above.

No support desk

The free tool has no ticket queue. The Studio does.

A free tool with a support desk is not free, it is just unpriced. So there is no contact form on this page, no chat bubble, no "we usually reply in 2 hours". It is a take-it-or-leave-it arrangement and we are at peace with the leave-it.

  • Page down? It will be up later. Refreshing does not summon an engineer.
  • Want a new voice, a clone, a book, or an API key? That is the Studio, and it has a real inbox.
  • Asking us to delete your data? There is nothing to delete. That was the point.

If something is genuinely, structurally broken in a way we would not notice ourselves — the abuse kind, the legal kind, the whole-thing-is-on-fire kind — then fine: hello@taskagi.net. Expect silence unless it matters.

Questions people actually ask.

Answered in full, in the open, with no "contact sales for details".

Is it really free?

Yes. No paid tier, no trial, no credits, no card field anywhere on this page. TaskAGI pays the bill because this page is how people find the Text to Speech Studio. That is the whole arrangement, and it is the only one.

Do I need an account or an email address?

No. No login, no signup, no email gate before the download, no social sign-in, no newsletter checkbox pre-ticked at the bottom. Open the page, type, get audio.

Do you keep what I generate?

No. Your text exists only for the seconds it takes to turn it into audio, and the audio is streamed straight back to your browser without ever being written to a disk. There is no history, no account record and nothing to delete later. Download what you want to keep, because we cannot re-send it — we do not have it.

Which voices are these?

Eleven neural voices: seven American, four British, female and male. We are not claiming they are studio actors. They are clear, natural and good enough for narration, explainers, drafts and accessibility — and you can hear every one of them on this page before committing to anything.

What are the limits?

Per person: none. No daily quota, no character budget, no account to run dry. Per request: 500 characters, so nobody can feed the machine a novel while everyone else waits. Per machine: whatever it can do — when it is busy you wait, and when the day's budget is spent it sleeps until midnight UTC.

How does sharing jump the line?

Post the page to Reddit, X, Facebook, LinkedIn or Hacker News, come back, and confirm. For 24 hours you get 1,000 characters a go and your own lane when the machine is busy. Honour system: your browser remembers, and the server takes your word for it.

Can I use the audio commercially?

Yes — YouTube, ads, courses, IVR, whatever. We claim no rights over the output and add no watermark or spoken attribution. Do check your own platform's disclosure rules for synthetic voices; that part is on you, not us.

Is there an API?

Not here. An open API on a free endpoint gets eaten by scrapers within a day and then the page stops working for people who need it. The Text to Speech Studio has the API, with keys and quotas.

Why is there no contact form?

Because a free tool with a support desk is not free, it is unpriced. If the page is down, it is down and it will come back. If something is broken in a way we would genuinely never notice, email hello@taskagi.net and expect silence unless it matters.

What is the catch?

You occasionally wait for a slot, you see the name TaskAGI, and you might one day become a Studio customer. If you never do, this still cost you nothing. That is the least aggressive catch on the internet.