Turn your exact text into speech.
Generate spoken audio from text.
Start creating in Chat ↗Start with the exact words
Speech reads the supplied text; it is not a writing or brand-rewrite request.
Prepare the script
Finish the product introduction first. Check names, pronunciation and claims in the text, then review the available voice/settings and credit cost.
Listen to the result
Generate the audio, listen for clarity and pronunciation, and download the selected output. Change the text and submit a new request if the words need revision.
Keep text and audio connected
The audio is saved beside its request. Reusable brand context may be recorded, but it does not alter the exact text spoken. For drafting the script first, use Write in chat.
An AskGL request you can try
Illustrative copy. Replace bracketed facts with approved details; availability, settings and credit cost are reviewed in the workspace.
Choose Speech. The words below are the exact script, not directions to the model.
Join us for Neighborhood Food Night on [approved date] at [approved venue]. Bring a friend and explore the local tables.
Saved result: A saved speech audio file. Then: Listen for pronunciation and accuracy before downloading.
Continue the workflow
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Creation notes
Prepare your starting point
Supply the exact approved words and replace every placeholder. Put voice and speed in supported controls, not directions that the model might speak. Compare compatible routes with the same transcript and inspect their current input requirements and quote before submission.
Compare compatible modelsReview what you keep
Listen to the whole recording with the script nearby. Check names, dates, omitted words, pacing and clipping, including the ending. Change the written script or settings through a separate reviewed request, then choose the audio version that suits the intended audience.
Saved speech audioCommon questions
Is every catalog capability enabled?
No. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
How should I choose the next tool?
Use the contextual links for the source, artifact or decision you have now. A feature explains a tool, a workflow explains its steps and an output guide explains the saved result.