About this App
You wrote a script, a post or study notes, and now you need them as audio. YaVoice reads text aloud inside Telegram: send the words, get a voice file back. 🎙️
The bot describes itself as a professional voice-over tool. Press Start and you are in, with no extra apps to install.
Commands that matter
The idea is simple. You type a line, the bot answers with speech. It fits short videos, podcasts, announcements and learning material.
- Voice choice. /set_voice opens the list so you can pick a sound that suits the job.
- Account. /account shows your profile and how many characters you have left.
- Buying characters. /buy tops up the balance that voice-overs draw from.
- Referrals. /refs is for people who want to invite friends.
- Help. /help covers the basics.
Why characters, not minutes
Speech synthesis is usually billed by the number of text characters. That is easier to predict: audio length depends on speaking pace, while text length is known upfront.
Before a big job, check the balance in your account and estimate the size. A page of a thousand characters uses roughly a thousand.
Getting a clean result
A synthesizer reads exactly what you give it. Typos and odd punctuation turn into odd pauses.
- Split long text into paragraphs of three or four sentences.
- Spell out numbers and abbreviations when pronunciation matters.
- Voice one sentence first to test the voice, then the full text.
- Use commas and full stops where you want a pause.
If you need several roles, voice each line as a separate message and switch voices between them. Then join the files in any audio editor.
Where it helps
Creators voice scripts when they do not want to record themselves. Teachers make audio versions of notes, and tired eyes get a break when a long article plays on the commute.
Another use: hearing how your writing sounds. Clumsy phrases show up immediately. 🎧
Before you pay
Try paid characters with the smallest top-up first. Check rates and limits inside the bot, since they can change.
Do not send confidential documents or other people's personal data. Your text goes to an outside processing server, and the bot profile does not describe its retention policy.
If you voice someone else's text or a book, copyright still applies. For a channel or video upload, stick to your own writing. ⚠️
The bot has hundreds of thousands of users, so the mechanics are familiar. That does not guarantee quality, so judge the voice on a test phrase.
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