Hebrew Text to Audio

The situation

Paste Hebrew characters when the wording is already approved. A Latin transliteration will be spoken as Latin. The Friday closing minute is the number to hear. This page reads your text. It is not a cantor and not medical advice.

The reading

English to Hebrew for the draft hours. Studio and Mood voices do not speak Hebrew, so the menu needs a staff sample with permission, recorded off the clinic floor. Hear that sample on the same phone that will play the menu.

What to correct

A wrong closing time is one line. Fix it, re-speak it, keep the opening sentence. The M4A is what you drop into the phone menu. There is no video.

Using the tool on this page

• Paste the text. The language it is written in is read from the words. Set the language it should be spoken in. The same language speaks the words as written.
• Studio and Mood voices play a short sample in Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Hindi, Arabic, Turkish, Polish, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and Hebrew need a recording of 3 to 15 seconds from someone you have permission to copy. A longer sample keeps the first 12 seconds.
• The reading is priced like a video dub: 50 credits per minute (5¢), minimum 2 minutes per file. A short paragraph still meets the 2-minute minimum.
• When it finishes, the reading stays on this page. Edit the script and speak it again: that is a new reading of the whole script at the same dubbing price, including the 2-minute minimum. Download the audio. Files stay 120 minutes. A video dub is a different job and opens in the dub editor. More is on the text to audio translator page.