Run the installer. Click through the options. At the end you can choose to run the applications - we recommend running these.
If you don't check these boxes - you can run them from your desktop or Start Menu. The applications you need to run are:
AACSpeakHelperServer - this runs in the background in your task bar
Configure AACSpeakHelper CLI - this allows you to configure the setup you need using a command-line interface
If you ever lose these shortcuts It will place the program in your local App Directory. This can be found by going to %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Programs\Ace Centre\AACSpeakHelper\ All settings, cache data, etc., are in %AppData%\Ace Centre\AACSpeakHelper
Introduction
AACSpeakHelper is a small tool that enables you to\
Take text written in a Windows AAC application
If you need to - Translate it using a choice of online translation systems
and if you need to - Speak that text using a range of online or new offline speech models supporting not currently supported by commercial providers
It is good if you
Want to set up a AAC system for someone speaking in a language not currently supported by solutions available
If you have a client who wants to communicate to some people using a language they aren't familiar with. For example speaking to carers who are don't communicate using the communication aid users language or need to speak to family members who only speak in a language that they dont have a understanding of that written form
What its not good for
Reading or saving long streams of text (eg reading a book aloud)
If you want to use with a piece of software you cant copy the text from a message bar
You really have to use iOS, Android or something else
Language translation and speech output
Imagine you are a Kurdish speaker with limited English skills residing in a care facility. AAC Speak Helper bridges you and your caregivers, translating Kurdish text into English. Moreover, it supports people who need to speak languages less commonly supported by TTS technology.
Language not supported by current commercial solutions
If you speak Urdu - either as a bilingual speaker or as your primary language it can be difficult to find the perfect AAC system to meet your needs
AAC Speak Helper is a lightweight Windows executable. It can be called from any AAC app on Windows that can run external programs.
AAC Speak Helper reads the text once the text is copied to the clipboard (using Ctrl+C). Depending on the configuration settings, it either translates the text using the selected service, speaks it aloud, or reads it. There are additional features, such as putting intonation (or style) onto some voices. We provide a CLI configuration tool to set up the application. The main application, though, has no interface.
Download
Download the installer from our latest release. You click on the link under "assets" for the file named AACSpeakHelper-v2.2.8.exe (or whatever number is there)
Alternatively you will find the current most release on the Ace Centre Website
Troubleshooting and Feature requests
As this is a quick prototype, it may have some issues. For issues regarding connectivity or functionality, please note that Azure, Google Cloud and translation services require an online connection. If you have any questions, suggestions, or contributions, please create a pull request or .
Offline Translation. Although possible with NLLB (Meta) its not easy to do all the language pairs we potentially need.
The key feature is to make the integration easier. This is actually best done if it was a system wide voice rather than all software having to integrate different providers. So how do we do it? See our roadmap
Writing with languages
So we are not providing here software Gridsets/Pagesets of Keyboards for different languages.
If you want a client to write in the language of this TTS system (not use translate) You have to
Find a keyboard layout the client is familar with in the correct script.
Copy and paste the characters needed into a Gridset/Pageset that you need. Remember to not put spaces behind the characters
This is painstaking. Please consider sharing your work so others can benefit.
This part is KEY. Many TTS systesm will not respond or act strangely if you present the wrong script (eg. latin script as in English, French, German when a TTS is needing arabic). You can get lucky but technically the system may be doing transliteration without you realising it
ElevenLabs access.
Offline Azure/Google etc voices. Although advertised as kind of possible its not without limitations (notably not all voices are available like this from Microsoft and particularly not those that are of high need becauser we dont have much language support)
It works on Python 3.10 or 3.11. The dependencies aren't well covered on all other versions (and there are a lot!)
We use a GitHub action to build the application (see workflow here.)
Building the Application
Development Testing
# Test the server
uv run python AACSpeakHelperServer.py
# Test the client (in another terminal)
uv run python client.py
# Test CLI configuration tool
uv run python cli_config_creator.py
Building for Windows
# Use the automated build script
.\build_executable.bat
# Or build manually:
# Build server
uv run python -m PyInstaller AACSpeakHelperServer.py --noupx --onedir --noconsole --name "AACSpeakHelperServer" -i .\assets\translate.ico --clean
# Build client
uv run python -m PyInstaller client.py --noupx --console --onedir --clean -i .\assets\translate.ico
# Build CLI configuration tool
uv run python -m PyInstaller cli_config_creator.py --noupx --console --name "Configure AACSpeakHelper CLI" --onedir --clean -i .\assets\configure.ico
# Note: GUI configuration tool is excluded from builds due to reliability issues
# Build installer (requires Inno Setup 6)
& "C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 6\ISCC.exe" .\buildscript.iss
AACSpeakHelper ISNT a SAPI Speech engine. What this means is it is not seen by your AAC Software as a voice you would pick in your regular settings screen. We have to do some things to get this to work. And note you will have to be comfortable editing your software.
In short you need to:
Add a button to copy the message bar (writing area)
Then, have an action on this button to call the executable found at %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Programs\Ace Centre\AACSpeakHelper\client.exe (Note: You will need to browse for the app. You can paste this link into the file explorer but you need to find the exact path on your own computer)
Then it's wise to wait around 4-10 seconds
Clear the message bar
Paste the returning text back if you are translating
You can test it by copying some text from a text file and running the app client.exe. Give it a go.
We make things a little easier for the Grid as we provide an example pageset with the correct path to the application on your desktop under "Example pagesets". You can double click this and then try it out. Write some text - and then press on the flag icon
See the demo pageset
To-do
If you want to use mind-express for translation note that MEX already can do this. See
Getting keys for Azure or Google
You first need an Azure subscription - .
in the Azure portal.
Your Speech resource key and region. After your Speech resource is deployed, select Go to resource to view and manage keys. For more information about Azure AI services resources, see
If you are not using translate you will need a keyboard in the right language. This can be tricky to make. Try using this http://aackeyboardmaker.streamlit.app - right now only supporting the Grid3. It certainly wont make complete keyboards but it will be a good starting point
Creating a service account for OAuth 2.0 involves generating credentials for a non-human user, often used in server-to-server interactions. Here's how you can create OAuth 2.0 credentials using a service account for Google APIs:
Create a New Project: If you don't already have a project, create a new one in the developer console.
Enable APIs: Enable the APIs that your service account will be using. For example, if you're using Google Drive API, enable that API for your project.
Create a Service Account:
In the Google Cloud Console, navigate to "IAM & Admin" > "Service accounts."
Click on "Create Service Account."
Enter a name for the service account and an optional description.
Choose the role for the service account. This determines the permissions it will have.
Click "Continue" to proceed.
Create and Download Credentials:
On the next screen, you can grant the service account a role in your project. You can also skip this step and grant roles later.
Click "Create Key" to create and download the JSON key file. This file contains the credentials for your service account.
Keep this JSON file secure and do not expose it publicly.
Use the Service Account Credentials:
In your code, load the credentials from the JSON key file. The credentials can be used to authenticate and access the APIs on behalf of the service account.
Grant Required Permissions:
If you skipped assigning roles during the service account creation, you can now grant roles to the service account by navigating to "IAM & Admin" > "IAM" and adding the service account's email address with the appropriate roles.
Creates an object to the TTS Engine and holds it in memory to reduce coldstart time
Speaks using sounddevice (heavily reliant on py3-tts-wrapper)
Handles translation using various translation providers
Communicates via named pipes with clients
Client - calling executable (client.py)
You can pass it a config file path and text string
If no text provided, it uses clipboard/pasteboard text
CLI Configuration Tool (cli_config_creator.py)
Interactive command-line interface for configuration
Supports all TTS engines and translation providers
Additional Tools
CreateGridset.py - Creates AAC communication grids
migrate_settings.py - Migrates settings between versions
The application uses a multi-layered configuration approach:
settings.cfg - Main configuration file in INI format
Contains all TTS engine settings, translation settings, and application preferences
Located in %AppData%\Ace Centre\AACSpeakHelper for installed versions
There is a lot of magic to make this work though. This includes
- a unified wrapper to a range of TTS engines. This is needed as we need a unified way of get_voices and speak, speak_streamed etc
- a really nice tooling pipleine to deal with VITS models that run on the edge.
and - Massive help this work from Meta - and we converted their models for (Sherpa-)Onnx. We made some things on the way like a nice JSON with details on the voices. Commerical Providers: Please note the licence these are under
Will Wade (original v1, refactoring v2 several times, dealing with encryption, build scripts and generally pulling my hair out)
Acer Jay Costillo (QT work and refactoring)
Gavin Henderson - for making the call on baking in creds. I hated that and several times threw the idea out.
Whats next?
SAPI Bridge. This is really what is needed. C++ developers - we need your help. See
Command Line Flags
Flag
Description
Type
Required
Default
Example
Calls the pipe service to process text
Supports command-line parameters for different configurations
Creates and manages settings.cfg files
Replaces the unreliable GUI configuration tool
Can be customized and distributed to end users
config.enc - Encrypted configuration for sensitive data
Contains API keys and credentials for cloud services
Generated during build process from environment variables
Provides fallback credentials when user hasn't configured their own
Environment Variables (Development only)
Used during development via .envrc files
Automatically encrypted into config.enc during build process
Command-line Parameters
Allow specifying custom configuration files
Enable different configurations for different use cases
QT/QT Threading. We had "fun" with threads. Never again will I do it like this
Encryption in a github Action of keys and a hideous JSON file from Google. That wasted us a week.
Simon Poole - CTO at Smartbox for making me aware of MMS.
You can use the command line's --style flag for Azure voices. If you do this, follow it with one of these style flags. You can change the strength of these with --styledegree being 0.1 to 2. By default it is 1. So 2 would double it. Be warned. Some voices don't have all styles. Read the Azure docs for more info.
advertisement_upbeat
affectionate
angry
assistant
calm
chat
cheerful
customerservice
The CLI Configuration Tool (Configure AACSpeakHelper CLI.exe or cli_config_creator.py in development) provides an interactive way to configure AACSpeakHelper.
Development:
Installed version:
Run "Configure AACSpeakHelper CLI" from the Start Menu, or:
The CLI tool provides a menu-driven interface with these options:
Configure TTS Engine - Set up text-to-speech engines
Choose from Sherpa-ONNX, Azure TTS, Google TTS, and others
Configure voice settings, rate, volume
Set up API keys for cloud services
Configure Translation - Set up translation services
View Current Configuration - Display current settings
Save and Exit - Save changes and exit
Exit without Saving - Exit without saving changes
The CLI tool automatically:
Loads existing configuration from the default location
Creates default configuration if none exists
Supports custom configuration file paths with --config parameter
Saves configuration in the appropriate location based on installation type
client.exe [options]
-s, --style
Specifies the voice style for Azure Text-to-Speech.
The app (client.exe) is designed to be called by a AAC application - and relies on some text being available in the copy buffer. You can use these parameters/flags to control aspects like which settings file is loaded or other aspects. Read below for all the flags.
General Usage
Options
String
uv run python cli_config_creator.py [--config path/to/settings.cfg]
Help! It doesnt say anything when I press the preview button!
Have you just downloaded a new model? Give it a little while.. The pipe service doesnt report back when the model has downloaded and ready so the GUI tool just reports back ready. It should cue up your request though so it might take a little while
Preview just says "Hello world" and runs client. If it is set to translate it may be sending the incorrect text. Try using translate and match the language you are trying to preview
Ummm its stopped working
In the bottom right of the task bar you will find a small blue icon. Quit the AACSpeakHelper server and start it again. To do this navigate to %AppData%/Local/Programs/Ace Centre/AACSpeakHelper/ and double click on AACSpeakHelperServer.exe
If it keeps happening send us the logs which are all plain text files %AppData%/Roaming/Ace Centre/AACSpeakHelper/
The translations are really bad - or have just stopped
We default to using Google - the standard translate.google.com interface for this - not their paid for tier. Two problems with this: 1. Its rate limited. If you use it a lot rapidly it may stop for a short while. 2. The code we use to access this may have stopped working. Just let us know.
Try changing translation providers. Some you will need to pay for but are likely to be better
Sure. You may want to do this, for example, to create audio files for some phrases for a bilingual speaker. There are other tools to do this, but this is possible. You can just copy your text and run the main application - then look at the cache directory for the audio file. But if you want to automate this, check out this Powershell script
Does the Voice exist on any system? (See our)
If it doesnt can we get by with recorded clips?
Do we need symbol vocabulary or can they write?
If they can write what script are they familar with (Hint: Ask them if they write in their language to their friends on their phone - if they use the standard latin (UK/US) keyboard they
Configure API credentials
depressed
disgruntled
documentary-narration
embarrassed
empathetic
envious
excited
fearful
friendly
gentle
hopeful
lyrical
narration-professional
narration-relaxed
newscast
newscast-casual
newscast-formal
poetry-reading
sad
serious
shouting
sports_commentary
sports_commentary_excited
whispering
terrified
unfriendly
could be using transliteration.
This is not bad - you will just have to test if your TTS engine works with that. And remember if you are going to do phrases you may want to use transliteration too if they are not familar with the written form )
Can I use this to batch-process a file of strings?
When supporting people with a language not supported by AAC
# Define the path to the text file and executable
$textFilePath = "C:\path\to\textfile.txt"
$executablePath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Ace Centre\TranslateAndTTS\translatepb.exe"
$outputFolder = "C:\path\to\output\folder"
# Check if text file exists
if (Test-Path $textFilePath) {
# Read each line of the text file
$lines = Get-Content $textFilePath
# Iterate through each line
foreach ($line in $lines) {
# Copy the line to the clipboard
$line | Set-Clipboard
# Run the executable
Start-Process $executablePath
# Wait for the executable to complete and the file to be created (adjust time as needed)
Start-Sleep -Seconds 5
# Identify the latest created file in the output folder (assuming it's sorted by date)
$latestFile = Get-ChildItem $outputFolder | Sort-Object LastWriteTime -Descending | Select-Object -First 1
# Generate a unique truncated name based on the line from textFilePath
$truncatedName = $line.Substring(0, [Math]::Min(10, $line.Length)) # Taking first 10 characters, adjust as needed
# Rename the file
Rename-Item -Path "$outputFolder\$($latestFile.Name)" -NewName "$truncatedName.txt" # Adjust extension if needed
}
} else {
Write-Host "Text file not found at $textFilePath"
}
Configure
AACSpeakHelper now uses a modern, intuitive configuration system with positive boolean logic. This guide explains how to configure it effectively.
After installation, you need to configure the application. There are two main ways to configure AACSpeakHelper:
Manual Editing - Edit the settings file by hand using a text editor
The easiest way to configure AACSpeakHelper is using our CLI configuration tool. You can find Configure AACSpeakHelper CLI in your start menu after installation, or run it directly from the installation directory.
The CLI tool provides an interactive menu with the following options:
Configure TTS Engine - Set up your Text-to-Speech engine and voice
Configure Translation - Set up translation settings and language pairs
Configure Transliteration - Set up script conversion settings (e.g., Latin to Devanagari)
View Current Configuration - Review your current settings
Save and Exit - Save your changes and exit
Exit without Saving - Exit without saving changes
When you select option 1, you'll be able to choose from several Text-to-Speech engines:
Sherpa-ONNX (Recommended for most users)
Offline TTS engine that works without internet
Supports a large range of languages not supported by other systems
Good balance of quality and performance
No API keys required
Azure TTS (High quality, requires API key)
Microsoft's cloud-based TTS service
Excellent voice quality and natural speech
Requires Azure Speech Services subscription and API key
PlayHT - High quality voices, requires subscription
AWS Polly - Good quality, requires AWS account
IBM Watson - Good quality, requires IBM Cloud account
OpenAI TTS - High quality, requires OpenAI API key
When configuring a TTS engine, you'll be prompted for:
Voice ID - The specific voice to use (varies by engine and language) Rate - Speech speed (0 = normal, negative values = slower, positive = faster) Volume - Audio volume (100 = normal, 50 = quieter, 150 = louder) Save Audio File - Whether to save audio files to disk for caching and reuse Bypass TTS - Skip text-to-speech entirely (useful for translation-only mode)
When you select option 2 from the main menu, you can configure translation settings:
GoogleTranslator (Free, limited usage)
Free translation service using Google Translate
May have usage limits or temporary blocks with heavy use
Good for testing and light usage
Microsoft Translator (Requires API key)
High-quality translation service
Requires Azure Translator subscription
More reliable for production use
Other Translation Providers Available:
DeepL (Premium quality, requires API key)
Yandex Translator
Baidu Translator
LibreTranslate
MyMemory Translator
Enabled - Enable or disable translation entirely (true/false) Source Language - The language of your input text (e.g., "en" for English) Target Language - The target language for translation (e.g., "ps" for Pashto) Replace Clipboard - Whether to replace clipboard content with translated text
When you select option 3 from the main menu, you can configure transliteration settings:
Transliteration converts text from one script to another while maintaining the same language. For example, converting Latin script "namaste" to Devanagari script "नमस्ते" (both are Hindi, just different scripts).
Enabled - Enable or disable transliteration entirely (true/false) Language - The language for transliteration (Hindi, Arabic, Bengali, etc.) From Script - The source script (e.g., "Latn" for Latin) To Script - The target script (e.g., "Deva" for Devanagari) Replace Clipboard - Whether to replace clipboard content with transliterated text
These can be configured in your settings file or through environment variables.
If you prefer to edit configuration files directly, you can manually edit the settings.cfg file.
For installed versions: Navigate to %AppData%\Ace Centre\AACSpeakHelper in File Explorer to find the settings.cfg file.
For development versions: The settings.cfg file is located in the project root directory.
You can edit the configuration file using any plain text editor (Notepad, VS Code, etc.). The file uses INI format with sections and key-value pairs.
You can create multiple configuration files for different use cases:
Command Line Usage:
Distribution to End Users: You can create pre-configured settings files and distribute them to users. This is useful for organizations that want to deploy AACSpeakHelper with specific settings.
[App] - Application settings
collectstats - Whether to collect anonymous usage statistics
[processing] - Processing pipeline settings
pipeline - Order of processing steps (e.g., "translate,transliterate,tts")
[translate] - Translation settings
enabled - Enable translation (true/false)
source_language - Source language code (e.g., "en")
target_language - Target language code (e.g., "ps")
Sherpa-ONNX works offline but requires internet during initial setup to download voice models
Each Sherpa-ONNX model is around 250MB and may take time to download
TTS Configuration Options
Configuring Translation
Translation Providers
Translation Settings
Configuring Transliteration
What is Transliteration?
Transliteration Settings
Supported Languages and Scripts
Requirements
Manual Configuration
Location of Settings File
Editing the Settings File
Example Configuration Structure
Using Custom Configuration Files
Configuration File Sections
First-time speech generation may be slower as models initialize
TTS voices work best with text in the correct script/language (e.g., Arabic voices need Arabic text)
Basic, very short demo showing config and running
Do you really need this?
First up, check the table below for Languages officially supported by the software you are using. You can also use this as a tool to find which apps support a language you are interested in. Be careful. Some languages write in different scripts. Check the script that the TTS engine expects.
Want a easy way of finding which systems and what voice is supported by what system - try using this - alternatively use ctrl+f to search for a language/voice for your AAC app/system here.
Note: We are covering largely TTS on Windows here. TTS on Android or iOS we will include as we go forward.
MindExpress
Software
Language Details
ISO Language Code
Cost
Download
More Info
Software
Voice Name
Description
Download for NVDA
Download for Other Windows Programs
Software
Voice Name
Description
Download for NVDA
Download for Other Windows Programs
Software
Voice Name
Language Details
Download Link
Software
Voice Name
Version
Download Link
File Size
Compatible OS
Language
Version Description
Download Link
File Size
Additional Info
All versions of anReader 4.2.8 support both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows OS.
It is recommended that Windows is updated and the latest system patches are installed.
On Windows 10 and Windows 11, only the latest version of NVDA is currently supported, with other screen readers minor problems may occur in the operation of anReader.
Voice Name
Accent/Region
Type of Voice
Personal Use Price
Commercial Use Price
MindExpress
English (Ireland) - Vocalizer: Moira (F)
en-IE
MindExpress
English (Scotland) - Acapela: Rhona (F)
en-SC
MindExpress
English (United Kingdom) - Acapela: Lucy (F), Rachel (F)
en-GB
MindExpress
Dutch (België) - Acapela: Sofie (F), Zoe (F)
nl-BE
MindExpress
French (Canada) - Acapela: Louise (F)
fr-CA
MindExpress
German - Acapela: Claudia (F), Julia (F), Sarah (F)
de-DE
MindExpress
Greek - Acapela: Dimitris (M)
el-GR
MindExpress
Italian - Acapela: Chiara (F), Fabiana (F)
it-IT
MindExpress
Norwegian - Acapela: Bente (F), Kari (F)
no-NO
MindExpress
Polish - Acapela: Ania (F)
pl-PL
MindExpress
Portuguese - Acapela: Celia (F)
pt-PT
MindExpress
Portuguese (Brazil) - Acapela: Marcia (F)
pt-BR
MindExpress
Russian - Acapela: Alyona (F)
ru-RU
MindExpress
Spanish - Acapela: Ines (F), Maria (F)
es-ES
MindExpress
Spanish (Mexico) - Acapela: Rosa (F)
es-MX
MindExpress
Swedish - Acapela: Elin (F), Emma (F)
sv-SE
MindExpress
Turkish - Acapela: Ipek (F)
tr-TR
MindExpress
Ukrainian - Acapela: Dmytro (M)
uk-UA
RHVoice
Nazgul
Kyrgyz
RHVoice
Kiko
Macedonian
RHVoice
Suze
Macedonian
RHVoice
Aleksandr
Russian
RHVoice
Anna
Russian
RHVoice
Elena
Russian
RHVoice
Irina
Russian
RHVoice
Dragana
Serbian
RHVoice
Talgat
Tatar
RHVoice
Anatol
Ukrainian
RHVoice
Natalia
Ukrainian
RHVoice
Islom
Uzbek
RHVoice
Dil’navoz
Uzbek
Danish (Denmark)
SAPI
Hedda
German (Germany)
SAPI
Hayley
English (Australia)
SAPI
Heather
English (Canada)
SAPI
Hazel
English (UK)
SAPI
Heera
English (India)
SAPI
Helen
English (US)
SAPI
Zira Pro
English (US)
SAPI
Helena
Spanish (Spain)
SAPI
Hilda
Spanish (Mexico)
SAPI
Heidi
Finnish (Finland)
SAPI
Harmonie
French (Canada)
SAPI
Hortense
French (France)
SAPI
Lucia
Italian (Italy)
SAPI
Haruka
Japanese (Japan)
SAPI
Heami
Korean (South Korea)
SAPI
Hulda
Norwegian (Norway)
SAPI
Hanna
Dutch (Netherlands)
SAPI
Paulina
Polish (Poland)
SAPI
Heloisa
Portuguese (Brazil)
SAPI
Helia
Portuguese (Portugal)
SAPI
Helia 16k
Portuguese (Portugal)
SAPI
Elena
Russian (Russia)
SAPI
Hedvig
Swedish (Sweden)
SAPI
HuiHui
Chinese (China)
SAPI
HunYee
Chinese (Hong Kong)
SAPI
HanHan
Chinese (Taiwan)
Windows XP+
Serbian
Version with IDXEG HASP key
~565 MB
Requires for XP/Vista, for Windows 7+
Serbian
Version with KAYMK HASP key
~569 MB
Requires , for Windows 10/11
Croatian
Version with serial number
~237 MB
Request a test serial number as described in the Licensing via serial number section.
Croatian
Version with IDXEG HASP key
~235 MB
Requires for XP/Vista, for Windows 7+
Croatian
Version with KAYMK HASP key
~239 MB
Requires , for Windows 10/11
Andy Child
American English
US Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Stuart
Scottish English
Scottish Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Sarah
Southern English
English Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Nathan
American English
US Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Andrew Child
Scottish English
Scottish Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Mairi Child
Scottish English
Scottish Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Amy
Southern English
English Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Carolyn
American English
US Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Lily Child
Southern English
Southern English Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ben Child
Southern English
Southern English Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Megan
American English
US Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Jordan Child
American English
US Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Jack
Southern English
English Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Caitlin
Irish English
Irish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Giles
Southern English
English Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Isabella
American English
US Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Lauren
Southern English
English Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Adam
American English
US Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Katherine
American English
US Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Kirsty
Scottish English
Scottish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Hannah
American English
US Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Heather
Scottish English
Scottish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Jess
Northern English
Northern English Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Seren
Welsh English
Welsh Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Gethin
Welsh English
Welsh Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Owain
Welsh English
Welsh Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Catrin
Welsh English
Welsh Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Rhodri
Welsh English
Welsh Teenage
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Rhian
Welsh English
Welsh Teenage
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ffion
Welsh English
Welsh Teenage
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Tomos
Welsh English
Welsh Teenage
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Clara
Norwegian
Norwegian BokmĂĄl
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Mailin
Mandarin Chinese
Mandarin Chinese
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Catrin
Welsh
Cymraeg/Welsh Child
ÂŁ4.99
ÂŁ299.99
Francesco
Italian
Italian Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Hulda
Norwegian
Norwegian Nynorsk
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Nicoletta
Italian
Italian Child
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Marie
Danish
Danish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Magnus
Norwegian
Norwegian BokmĂĄl
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Lars
Danish
Danish
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
EglÄ—
Lithuanian
Lithuanian
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Seren
Welsh
Cymraeg/Welsh Child
ÂŁ4.99
ÂŁ299.99
Dario
Italian
Italian Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Mantas
Lithuanian
Lithuanian
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Demon
Novelty Voice
Demon
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Laurent
French
French Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Laura
Italian
Italian Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Leopold
Austrian German
Austrian Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
LĂşcia
Portuguese
Portuguese
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Sara
Spanish
Spanish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Pola
Polish
Polish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Gudrun
German
German Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Gabriel
Brazilian Portuguese
Brazilian Portuguese Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ada
Dutch
Dutch Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Sue
West Midlands - Black Country
West Midlands Female
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Alex
German
German Male
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ana
American Spanish
American Spanish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ceitidh
Scottish Gaelic
Scottish Gaelic Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Suzanne
French
French Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ylva
Swedish
Swedish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Robot
Novelty Voice
Robot
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Pixie
Novelty Voice
Pixie
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Nicole the Sexy French Voice
Sexy French
Nicole the Sexy French Voice
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Florence
French Canadian
Florence voice
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Daria
Romanian
Romanian Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Voz Ana
American Spanish
American Spanish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Goblin
Novelty Voice
Goblin
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Ghost
Novelty Voice
Ghost
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Yuki
Japanese
Japanese Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Rita
Catalan
Catalan Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Peig
Irish
Peig, Irish Female
ÂŁ25.99
ÂŁ299.99
Dodo
Glasgow
Glasgow Male
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
Claire
Lancashire
Lancashire Female
ÂŁ10.99
ÂŁ299.99
MindExpress
English (Australia) - Acapela: Lisa (F), Tyler (M)
This tool supports a multitude of languages provided through Azure and Google Cloud. For a detailed list, please refer to the respective sections below.
WARNING
Please note. If you use any online TTS system, the data is sent to a server and sent back. These services do not store this data, but it is up to you to check this and how it may work against your own IG policy. The app does have a feature of 'caching' data, too - but this is not sent to Ace or anyone else. It's all on the device.
