Check a word in context
Hear a French word inside a full sentence, where liaison, rhythm, and surrounding words affect the sound.
French text reader
Paste French text and hear it read aloud by one of 25 voices. Preview the result, adjust the delivery if needed, and download an MP3.
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A French text reader is useful when the spelling is clear but the sound is not. Paste a sentence, listen, and revise the text until it reads well.
Hear a French word inside a full sentence, where liaison, rhythm, and surrounding words affect the sound.
Listen for awkward pauses, long sentences, repeated words, and numbers that need to be written out.
Turn lessons, dialogues, instructions, or short passages into audio you can replay or share.
Listen in the browser first. Download the recording when the voice and pacing fit your script.
Compare 12 female and 13 male voices with a sentence from your own text.
The voice list includes options from France, Canada, Belgium, and Switzerland.
Change speed, pitch, and volume when the default reading does not suit the script.
Add pronunciation replacements for names, brands, initials, or terms the voice reads incorrectly.
Save the French audio as an MP3 and export matching subtitles for a video timeline.
Some voices support styles for conversation, narration, news, and other delivery types.
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Use a sentence for a quick pronunciation check or add a complete script.
Test the same passage with different voices so the comparison is useful.
Generate the recording, listen once more, then download the MP3 or SRT file.
Test the French in context
Use lines from the finished script to hear how a regional voice handles names, abbreviations, and words that sound different when read together.
Compare voices from France, Canada, Belgium, and Switzerland with the vocabulary and names used in your script.
Test contractions, elision, and likely liaison contexts inside the sentence rather than judging pronunciation from isolated words.
Preview dates, decimals, currencies, measurements, and initials. Write them out when the default reading does not fit the message.
Listen closely to company names, URLs, and English product terms inside French copy, then add a pronunciation replacement where needed.
What the reader does, what you can download, and where its limits are.
French text to speech reads written French aloud with a synthetic voice. Paste the text, select a voice, and generate audio to preview or download.
Yes. Paste a French word, phrase, or sentence and play the result. For a useful pronunciation check, include the full sentence so you can hear rhythm, pauses, and liaison in context.
Yes. No payment details are required. Guests can convert up to 2,000 characters at a time, and signed-in users can convert up to 10,000.
NowVoice includes male and female voices from France, Canada, Belgium, and Switzerland. You can preview voices before generating the full recording.
Yes. Generate the speech, preview it in the browser, and download the recording as an MP3. Matching SRT subtitles are also available.
No. This page converts written French into speech. It does not translate English into French, transcribe French recordings, or create IPA phonetic transcription.
Yes. Generated audio can be used in videos, ads, podcasts, courses, and client work, subject to applicable laws and the NowVoice Terms of Service.
Yes. Choose another voice on this page. Advanced Controls also let you change speed, pitch, volume, pauses, pronunciation replacements, and supported speaking styles.
Paste a sentence, preview a French voice, and download the audio when it sounds right.
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