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Speech & Voice Tools – Complete Voice & Translation Suite

Slim ABBAR and Hafedh KHAYATI built this page after struggling to find a free, private voice tool that didn't require an account or send audio to some server. Three tools, one page: dictate, read aloud, and translate speech in real time — without installing anything.

Everything runs inside your browser. No account, no uploads, no server-side processing: your microphone is used only while you record, then the data stays on your device.

  • Speech to Text: turn your voice into clean text for notes, emails, captions, or transcripts.
  • Text to Speech: listen to any text with selectable voices and adjustable speed.
  • Speech → Translate → Speech: speak, translate to another language, then listen to the translated result.

Languages: English, French, Arabic, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and more.

💡 Tip: Chrome or Edge gives the best compatibility. Arabic TTS works best in Microsoft Edge on Windows (includes Arabic Neural voices). On other browsers, install an Arabic language pack on your device.

Last updated: March 2026 · For the best experience, allow microphone access when prompted and keep your browser tab active while recording or listening. Chrome or Edge usually provides the best results for speech features.

Quick start: start with Speech to Text if you want to dictate notes, switch to Text to Speech when you want written text read aloud, then use the voice translator when you need to speak, translate and listen in another language from the same page.

Tool 1 – Speech to Text (Multilingual Dictation)

Description: Convert your voice into text in 10+ languages using your browser's speech recognition engine. Supports English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and more.

Recognition runs locally in your browser — ideal for fast dictation, notes, transcripts, or hands-free writing.

How to use

  • 1 – Choose a language in the dropdown (or type a custom BCP-47 code like fr-CA).
  • 2 – Click Start and allow microphone access.
  • 3 – Speak clearly — text appears live in the area below.
  • 4 – Click Stop, then Copy.
ℹ️ Ready – click Start then speak.

Tool 2 – Text to Speech (Read Aloud Voice Generator)

Description: Convert any written text into synthetic speech. Choose a voice, set the speed, and click Play.

🌐 Arabic TTS: Works best in Microsoft Edge (Windows) — includes Arabic Neural voices. On Chrome/Firefox, install an Arabic language pack on your device.

How to use

  • 1 – Enter or paste text in the area below.
  • 2 – Select a voice. For Arabic, use Microsoft Edge or install an Arabic language pack.
  • 3 – Adjust speed (0.5 = slow, 1 = normal, 2 = fast).
  • 4 – Click Play. Click Stop to interrupt.
⏳ Recherche de voix arabe…

Tool 3 – Speech to Translate to Speech (Voice Translator)

Description: Speak in your language, get instant translation via MyMemory API, then listen to the translated result in the target language. Arabic output works via Microsoft Edge's built-in Neural voices, or requires an Arabic language pack on other browsers.

How to use

  • 1 – Select the language you will speak (source).
  • 2 – Select the target translation language.
  • 3 – Click Start Recording and speak clearly.
  • 4 – Click Translate (or enable Auto-Translate).
  • 5 – Click Listen to hear the translation aloud.

📝 Input / Speech

Auto-Translate
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ℹ️ Ready to record.

🌐 Translation

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Translation will appear here

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