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This tool reads Italian but does not translate the source. Translate and review the wording first, including the intended formal or informal form of address.
Italian voice generator
Paste an Italian script and turn it into spoken audio. Pick from 20 voices, listen before you download, and save the result as an MP3.
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Before you generate
Use the final Italian copy rather than an unreviewed translation. Then check the spelling marks and words whose pronunciation cannot be confirmed from a generic voice sample.
This tool reads Italian but does not translate the source. Translate and review the wording first, including the intended formal or informal form of address.
Preserve written accents in words such as è, perché, città, and più. Check single and double consonants in pairs such as pala and palla before generating the recording.
Normal Italian spelling does not show the stressed syllable in every word. Preview uncommon vocabulary, names, dates, abbreviations, and foreign terms inside a complete sentence.
No microphone or recording software. Paste the script, hear the voice, and export the audio.
Compare 9 female and 11 male voices using a line from your own script.
Read standard Italian spelling, punctuation, numbers, and common abbreviations aloud.
Set the speed, pitch, and volume for narration, dialogue, or short-form video.
Add pronunciation replacements for names, brands, initials, and specialist terms.
Save the finished voiceover and matching subtitles for your video editor.
Some voices include styles for conversation, narration, and other deliveries.
From text to audio
Paste finished copy or type directly into the editor.
Use the same sentence to compare pace, tone, and clarity.
Listen once more, then download the MP3 and subtitles.
Proof-listen the Italian
Use a line with the real names and notation from your project. Italian spelling is helpful, but it does not remove every possible stress or pronunciation error.
Preserve accents in words such as città, perché, and però. They distinguish spelling and help the reader interpret the line correctly.
Preview names, uncommon vocabulary, and words whose stress is not shown in normal spelling inside a complete sentence.
Listen to dates, times, prices, measurements, initials, and shortened titles before generating the final recording.
Put brands, people, and place names inside the Italian sentence and add a pronunciation replacement if the first reading sounds wrong.
Short answers about Italian text, voice settings, translation, and downloads.
Italian text to speech reads written Italian aloud with a synthetic voice. Enter a script, preview different voices, and download the result as audio.
Yes. No payment details are required. Guests can generate up to 2,000 characters at a time; signed-in users can generate up to 10,000.
No. It turns Italian text into speech but does not translate the script. Translate your English copy first, then paste the Italian version here.
This page is built for spoken Italian, not for adding an Italian accent to English. For the best result, enter correctly written Italian text.
Yes. Listen to the generated audio, then download the MP3. Matching SRT subtitles are also available.
Yes, including videos, ads, training, podcasts, and client projects. Your use must follow applicable laws and the NowVoice Terms of Service.
Yes. Advanced Controls include speed, pitch, volume, pauses, pronunciation replacements, and supported speaking styles.
Preview a sentence from the real script, especially one with names, numbers, or foreign terms. Choose the voice that stays clear at your intended pace.
Paste the text, preview the voices, and download the finished MP3.
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