Text to speech in Swiss High German
Natural voices in Swiss High German (2 voices), ready to read your text and save it as MP3.
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A ZIP with the MP3, SRT and VTT subtitles and the time of each word (JSON).
TXT, PDF, DOCX, EPUB or subtitles (SRT/VTT). Read in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
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Sign in or create a free accountSwiss High German voices
2 voices: 1 female and 1 male. The most natural, recommended for narration: Jan, Leni.
| Voice | Gender | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | Male | Neural |
| Leni | Female | Neural |
How to create audio in Swiss High German
- The tool above already has Swiss High German selected. Paste or type your text (up to 7,500 characters).
- Choose a voice, adjust speed and pitch if you like, and tick subtitles if you need SRT/VTT files.
- Sign in with a free account and click Generate. The MP3 (or ZIP) stays saved in your browser.
An alternative to the Google Translate voice in Swiss High German
Many people look for the "Google Translate voice" to narrate videos. The voices here are the same kind of neural voices, but you can choose between several Swiss High German speakers, change speed and pitch, read up to 7,500 characters at once and download the audio as an MP3, which Google Translate does not offer.
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Text to speech in Swiss High German: questions
How many voices are there in Swiss High German?
2 voices: 1 female (Leni) and 1 male (Jan).
Is there a male and a female voice in Swiss High German?
Yes: 1 female and 1 male. In dialogue mode you can give each character a different voice.
Is it free?
Yes. With a free account (Google or e-mail) you can generate 30 audios a day, up to 7,500 characters each: up to 225,000 characters a day.
Can I use the audio in videos?
Yes, for narration, lessons and social media, following our Terms of Use: do not present the synthetic voice as a real person or use it to deceive.