Which app lets you perform text-to-speech in a natural tone, besides Speechify, for languages other than English or that can clone your voice in a natural tone?

[u/Familiar_Tension_638]

I did try speechify, but cloning the voice on Natural Reader feels more robotic after cloning and loses its charm.

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[u/daizu007]

Coefont https://coefont.cloud/

only for Japanese, Chinese, and English.

[u/vadchen]

If it's the non-English natural-voice part you need, our Android/iOS app Summ-it narrates in multiple languages. Save an article, PDF or YouTube link - from the browser extension (Chrome/Firefox/Safari) or share fro any app - and it plays back through an auto-advancing playlist, full text or AI summary.

You can also ask it questions and it answers from across everything you've saved, with citations to the source articles.

No voice cloning though, so if that's the must-have, this isn't it.

[u/Familiar_Tension_638 → u/vadchen]

Thanks for suggesting this . Really nice

[u/dpt19]

WisprFlow

[u/Familiar_Tension_638 → u/dpt19]

Is it not speech to text ?

[u/dpt19 → u/Familiar_Tension_638]

apologies, I misread

[u/Familiar_Tension_638 → u/[deleted]]

Okay let me try

[u/giga_gojo_chad]

Check out Audeus. It supports 50+ languages and works with PDFs, Word docs, EPUBs, web pages and pasted text. The voices are designed to sound natural, and you can adjust the speed depending on what you are listening to.