Convert Persian text into playable audio and MP3 files. Using this AI-powered text-to-speech tool, you can type or paste your text, choose between a male or female voice, and adjust the reading speed to suit your needs.

This Persian text-to-speech tool is useful for listening to notes, reviewing educational materials, or preparing drafts for voiceovers.

App Features

• Online conversion of Persian text into MP3 audio files

• Choice of male or female Persian voices

• Adjustable reading speed (from slow to fast)

• Direct text input, pasting, or importing TXT files (UTF-8 encoded)

• In-app audio playback

• Save files to your preferred location and share them as you wish

• User guide, privacy policy, and the option to delete stored data

How to use it?

1. Enter your text or select a text file.

2. Choose your preferred voice and speed, then tap "Convert Text to Speech."

3. Once the audio is ready, you can play, save, or share it.

Free, with advertisements

This version contains no in-app purchases or paid subscriptions; however, it displays a pop-up advertisement upon launch, which can be closed. You are not required to interact with any ads to use the conversion feature. Generating new audio requires an internet connection to access the speech service; however, playing back the generated audio file does not require an internet connection.

Privacy

The text you provide for audio generation is sent to Microsoft’s speech service. A notification regarding this data transmission will appear before your first conversion. The most recent text, your settings, and the generated audio files are stored locally on your device and can be deleted from within the app. Files that you have saved outside the application will remain separate.

Requirements and Notes

• Android 7 or higher; a device with a 64-bit (ARM64) architecture.

• An internet connection is required to generate audio.

• Input limit: 50,000 characters; for longer texts, it is better to use several shorter segments.

• The pronunciation of certain names or specialized terms may require adjustments to how they are written.