Voice Instead is described as 'Yet another TTS (text to speech) extension, with natural voice. Tired of reading long text? why not convert text to speech so that you can hear the text on websites?' and is a Text to Speech service. There are more than 25 alternatives to Voice Instead for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Android, iPad and iPhone apps. The best Voice Instead alternative is Read Aloud Extension, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Voice Instead are Balabolka, NaturalReader, eSpeak and TextAloud.
Announcify (formerly known as SayMyName) reads out loud the caller's name. Announcify reads out loud every website you want. For example, if you're too tired but still need to study one more Wikipedia entry, Announcify can help your tired eyes relax.
Let Text to Speech read web pages to you. Download webpages for reading offline. Practice speed reading. Use it simply as a RSS reader or use RSS playlists feature to listen to items in RSS feeds. Read from clipboard. Offline playlists.
Narrator’s Voice app lets you create and share amusing messages using a narrator’s voice of your choice. With a wide range of languages and reliable, pleasant sounding voices. Simply speak or type a message, then choose the language, voice and any special effects for the app to...
ClaroRead is an assistive technology software helping to readers with dyslexia to read aloud and providing word-prediction options for struggling writers.
TTSFox is a text-to-speech WebExtension for Firefox that gives you a speech synthesized reading of any text you select.
vozMe is a simple online ‘text to speech’ program that lets you type-in any English or Spanish (also Italian, Portoguese and Hindi) text and then play it as an audio stream. Streams also can be downloaded and saved as standard MP3 files.
The Zueira's Voice is an app that allows you to generate audio from text with the Google Voice Translator (voice of Philip, translator's voice, the narrator's voice) fastest Google Play. Create audio and share it with your friends!
The aim of the MBROLA project, initiated by the TCTS Lab of the Faculté Polytechnique de Mons (Belgium), is to obtain a set of speech synthesizers for as many languages as possible, and provide them free for non-commercial applications.
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