Things are always best explained by audio. Sound ads tend to be in people’s minds much more time than any other. That’s why jingles and storytellers are often asked in the world of propaganda. But if your business is just starting out, you probably won’t be able to afford it.
Nowadays there are tools such as the Online Reader, which allow you to generate the type of audio that best meets your expectations for Ad Voices. These can fulfill all your wishes, as long as you know which tool to use.
While one unites online readers with the robotic voices that Google or other free platforms have. There are services like Woord that have a wide variety of voices, languages, and oscillations.
Woord has the particularity of allowing the creation of two free audios and then move to a broader plan. Later they can be used without any problem since it has plans in perpetuity and in some cases, they give you the license so that no one uses it without your permission.
These Ad Voices can be used for any type of service. Be it for multitudinous ads, to be in the background in your video, or present it on your blog as a start of your product.
Woord Features
Woord’s Online Reader is a one-of-a-kind tool for creating AI-powered services and products like text-to-speech. A few paid subscriptions are also available, giving you access to audio with over 30 thousand characters for any product you want.
- Simply type a word or phrase into the search box, or import any document, and you’re done.
- Choose a speaking rate that is appropriate for you.
- Anywhere in the text is a good place to start reading.
- You are free to reread the text as many times as you want.
Woord is another option if you need a free text to speech service for Google Home voices in a variety of dialects such as Australian English, French, American English, French Canadian, or Brazilian Portuguese. Accents are available for both female and male voices.
Woord’s Online Reader supports a variety of languages, including Italian, French, Chinese, and Colombian. Spanish, Dutch, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Welsh, Danish, Bengali, and Spanish voices are all available.
Also published on Medium.