Microsoft Word - text-to-speech feature - other free text-to-speech programs

Microsoft Word does have a text-to-speech feature. This feature is available in the "Review" tab, under the "Read Aloud" section.

In addition to the built-in text-to-speech feature in Microsoft Word, there are also several free text-to-speech programs available. Some popular options include:

• NaturalReader: This program offers a free version that can convert text to speech in multiple languages and can be used with various file formats.

• Balabolka: This is a free text-to-speech program that allows you to customize the voice, pitch, and speed of the speech.

• Zabaware Text-to-Speech Reader: This is a free program that allows you to convert text to speech in a natural-sounding voice. It also includes features like the ability to read web pages and documents.

• Speakonia: This is a free program that allows you to convert text to speech in a variety of voices and languages.

• TextAloud: While TextAloud is not a free program, it does offer a free trial version that can be used for a limited time. It allows you to convert text to speech in various voices and languages.

These are just a few of the many free text-to-speech programs available. Depending on your needs, you may find that one of these programs is a good fit for you.