TTSMaker converts typed text into spoken audio in the browser. You choose a language and a voice, paste your text, adjust speed, volume and pitch, add pauses where needed, and download the result as an audio file. The voice list is long and includes Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Hindi, Arabic and Persian alongside English and European languages.
The site says audio generated on the free version can be used for commercial purposes, which makes it popular for YouTube voiceovers, lesson audio and shop announcements. Generated files are deleted from the server after a short time, so download them straight away.
The free plan allows 20,000 characters a week and up to 500 characters per conversion, with some voices marked as unlimited. It shows captchas and ads. The Pro pricing page lists Lite at $13.99 a month for 300,000 characters, Pro Mini at $23.99 and Pro Max at $32.99, with savings on annual billing and longer conversions, emotion settings, a dialogue editor and API access on higher tiers.
Voice quality varies by language. Urdu voices are understandable but can sound flat compared with English, so listen to a sample before recording a long script.
