Convert Text To Audio Free [Downloadable]
To create a **Text-to-Speech (TTS) audio generator with download functionality** on your **Blogger website**, you can use the [Web Speech API](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Speech_API) for speech synthesis and an external library like \[html2canvas + MediaRecorder or others] to convert it into an MP3, but direct MP3 download support using browser-side JavaScript only is limited.
However, here's a **basic version using Web Speech API** that speaks the text and allows recording the audio as a `.wav` file (which can be renamed to `.mp3` later or converted). You can **copy and paste this HTML + JavaScript into a Blogger HTML/JavaScript gadget** or embed it in a post using the HTML view.
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### ✅ **HTML + JavaScript Code for Blogger: TTS with Download**
```html
Text to Speech Audio Generator
``` --- ### 🔧 Limitations: * **File is `.wav`, not `.mp3`** – You can rename or convert `.wav` to `.mp3` using online tools or software. * **Works best in Chrome or Edge** – Some browsers (especially Safari or Firefox) may have limited MediaRecorder support. * **No server-side processing** – All is done client-side for Blogger compatibility. --- ### ✅ Optional Improvements: If you're comfortable using a server (like Firebase, Node.js, etc.), you could: * Use **gTTS (Google Text-to-Speech)** on backend * Generate an actual `.mp3` * Serve the file with a proper download link Would you like a version using server + Blogger if you’re open to that later?
Text to Speech Audio Generator
``` --- ### 🔧 Limitations: * **File is `.wav`, not `.mp3`** – You can rename or convert `.wav` to `.mp3` using online tools or software. * **Works best in Chrome or Edge** – Some browsers (especially Safari or Firefox) may have limited MediaRecorder support. * **No server-side processing** – All is done client-side for Blogger compatibility. --- ### ✅ Optional Improvements: If you're comfortable using a server (like Firebase, Node.js, etc.), you could: * Use **gTTS (Google Text-to-Speech)** on backend * Generate an actual `.mp3` * Serve the file with a proper download link Would you like a version using server + Blogger if you’re open to that later?
