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Start with the work that gets stuck, then choose the voice workflow that solves it.

Meetings and action items

The meeting ends, but decisions stay buried in the recording. Turn your audio into notes and action items.

Voice notes

Raw ideas are hard to scan or share. Keep the recording connected while you turn it into structured text.

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Long recordings make every quote a search job. Build transcripts, summaries, and research notes from the source.

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Clinical thoughts pile up when there is no time to type twice. Dictate, review, and keep privacy boundaries clear.

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Choose the job first: transcribe, translate, generate speech, or recover a voice memo.

Audio to Text

The detail you need is trapped in a recording. Turn long audio and large files into editable text.

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Voice memos pile up as audio you cannot scan. Convert phone recordings into text you can use.

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Finished words still need a voice. Generate narration and downloadable MP3 audio.

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Copying between transcription and translation loses context. Keep both versions in one note.

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Text-to-Speech Online

Turning approved text into usable audio should not require a studio, another app, and repeated exports. Paste text, pick a preset narration voice, generate an MP3, adjust playback speed, and download in one workspace.

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Text bubble and microphone icons linked by a glowing arc above a text-to-speech label.

Features

  • Thirteen built-in OpenAI voices are available inside Sondeas, including Marin and Cedar for higher-quality narration.
  • Built-in player with playback speeds from 0.5x to 5x before you export.
  • MP3 files are stored with each encrypted note so you can download or revisit them later.
  • Pair with transcription and translation because every feature uses the same credits.

How to use

  1. 1

    Paste or type your text.

  2. 2

    Select one of the built-in voices, such as Marin, Cedar, Alloy, or Onyx.

  3. 3

    Click Generate to create speech and listen inside the built-in player.

  4. 4

    Download the MP3 or keep it stored with your note.

FAQ

Which voices can I use?
All 13 built-in voices supported by OpenAI gpt-4o-mini-tts are available: Alloy, Ash, Ballad, Coral, Echo, Fable, Nova, Onyx, Sage, Shimmer, Verse, Marin, and Cedar. OpenAI currently recommends Marin or Cedar for the best quality.
Can I create a custom or character-like voice?
Not in the current Sondeas workflow. OpenAI supports custom voices for eligible customers, but Sondeas currently exposes the built-in voice set only.
Can I change playback speed before exporting?
Yes. The built-in audio player supports playback from 0.5x to 5x so you can review audio before downloading the MP3.
Are credits shared with transcription?
Yes. One balance covers transcription, translation, and TTS.

Related pages

Audio to Text ConverterTranslate Audio to TextVoice Notes → Polished TextPricing

Voice preview scripts

  • Marin

    Smooth, natural voice recommended for quality

    Marin works well for polished narrations, explainers, and customer-facing voiceovers.

  • Cedar

    Rich, clear voice recommended for quality

    Cedar suits walkthroughs, training clips, and polished internal briefings that need clarity.

  • Onyx

    Deeper, confident voice

    Onyx is ideal for executive summaries or weekly wrap-ups that need authority.

Paste these lines into the editor and click Generate to hear each voice inside the player before downloading.