Windows Free

Speakonia 1.3

Loudly reads out user's documents and saves the audio

Speakonia

Latest version

1.3.5

Developer CFS-Technologies

Program info

Listen to your documents as they are being read to you and save the result as an audio file in the WAV format. The tool embeds pausing and resuming capabilities, extracts the text from web pages and also reads your emails.

Speakonia is a simple and handy text-to-speech program that can read aloud any text from the clipboard or from a loaded TXT text file. The Notepad-like interface of this neat application allows you to easily paste and manipulate the texts meant for being read aloud. It’s a very easy-to-use interface that can be used with ease by anyone.

The intuitive, simple and straightforward interface is not the only advantage of Speakonia. This nice little tool can also save the read texts to WAV audio files. Furthermore, the texts can be read using several different voices, both male and female. The pitch, speed, and volume of the voice reading can be tweaked to your liking as well.

Another cool feature of this tool is a lexicon that helps you hear how English words are being pronounced.

Though it wasn’t gratis before, Speakonia is currently offered for free, as its producer no longer provides support or updates for it. Even so, it’s still a really nice and handy text-to-speech program that gets the job done, and it’s definitely worth of a try.

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Margie Smeer
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Pros

  • Easy-to-use
  • Neat, simple and lightweight
  • Includes lexicon
  • Supports several voices
  • Can export the reading to WAV audio files

Cons

  • No longer updated

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Anonymous
5.0
I've used Speakonia since 2014 and is great for text to speech. I wish that CFS-Technologies would continue support for the software because it is very useful. More
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Jan
5.0
I've used Speakonia for years now and have tried other freeware, but I always come right back to Speakonia. The voice takes a bit of getting used to. It mispronounces words occassionally and spells out every word that's in caps which can get on your nerves, but otherwise it's a good software. More

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