AnySpeech.io

AnySpeech is a browser-based text-to-speech studio for narration, educational audio, podcasts, and video voiceovers. Its official studio page combines a voice selector with text input and describes longer projects with chapters, multiple speakers, and background sound. The publisher advertises more than 100 voices and more than 50 languages; these counts do not establish pronunciation quality for a particular script.

Select a voice for the script

The voice catalog labels voices by language or accent and intended delivery, such as narration, lessons, news, or social clips. You can preview voices before generation. The site also describes speed, pitch, and emphasis adjustments, followed by generation and download.

For longer work, AnySpeech lists chapter-based editing, multi-voice narration, and background music or sound mixing. These features address the structure of an audiobook or dialogue, where a single text box and one speaker may be insufficient. Listen to names, technical terms, and transitions before putting the audio into a finished project.

Voice cloning

AnySpeech offers voice cloning from an audio sample of at least 10 seconds. Its advertised workflow is to upload clear audio, name the voice, and create speech with the resulting voice. The publisher's claim of a perfect replica is not an independent assessment; the captured material does not quantify how fidelity changes with sample quality or language.

Credits and request limits

The free plan includes 5,000 one-time credits and a 5,000-character request limit. The monthly Basic plan is listed at $9.99 for 50,000 credits, with requests up to 50,000 characters. Standard is $19.90 for 100,000 credits, and Professional is $49.90 for 350,000 credits. Higher-volume plans are also displayed.

Paid plan descriptions distinguish Advanced voices at one times the credit rate from Pro voices at twice the credit rate. A credit allowance therefore should not be read as a fixed amount of audio across all voice choices. The general how-to text still mentions 5,000 characters per generation, while the paid plan table allows 50,000; choose the limit attached to your plan and confirm it in the studio. Paid plans explicitly list commercial use, so review the applicable license before publishing client work.