Turn your Google Docs™ into professional audio with AI Narrator. 32 natural AI voices, content analysis & multilingual support. Free text-to-speech add-on. Transform your text into natural, studio-quality speech powered by Google Gemini™ AI. Choose from 32 distinct voice personalities, each with its own style and optimal use case. - **32 Unique Voices** - **Voice Presets** - **Customizable Tone & Emotional Markers** - **Multilingual Interface**
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I spent a month. And would love you guys input on it.
Don't mince your words. Let me know what you think of the design, UX, performance or the idea itself.
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How does it handle documents that mix different languages or heavy technical jargon, do the voices just read straight through or does it try to pronounce specialized terms correctly?
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@ld_ilayda57147 It will pronounce specialized terms correctly. Also you can add system prompt and save those system prompt as presets to reuse.
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How well does it handle formatting cues like headings or bullet points when reading aloud, or does it just go straight through the text like a wall of words?
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@aslhanfv73 It will consider it naturally. Also, adding expression in square brackets like [pause] can provide emphasis. It supports SSML
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Does it preserve the formatting from Google Docs when reading tables and bullet points aloud, or does it flatten everything into one continuous voice?
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@melekmisp It preserve formating from google doc to supports tables. Bullet points are considered as paraphraph with pause.
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The document analysis actually picks up on formatting cues which is a nice touch beyond just raw text-to-speech. Curious to see how it handles long reports without losing the natural pacing mid-paragraph.
The voices sound way more natural than I expected, especially the ones in Spanish. Dropped a Google Doc in and had an audio version ready before my coffee got cold.
Used it on a long report in Google Docs and the playback was surprisingly smooth, with voices that sound natural rather than robotic. Nice that there are enough language options to handle international docs without leaving the app.
How does it handle documents that mix different languages or heavy technical jargon, do the voices just read straight through or does it try to pronounce specialized terms correctly?
@ld_ilayda57147 It will pronounce specialized terms correctly. Also you can add system prompt and save those system prompt as presets to reuse.
How well does it handle formatting cues like headings or bullet points when reading aloud, or does it just go straight through the text like a wall of words?
@aslhanfv73 It will consider it naturally. Also, adding expression in square brackets like [pause] can provide emphasis. It supports SSML
Does it preserve the formatting from Google Docs when reading tables and bullet points aloud, or does it flatten everything into one continuous voice?
@melekmisp It preserve formating from google doc to supports tables. Bullet points are considered as paraphraph with pause.
The document analysis actually picks up on formatting cues which is a nice touch beyond just raw text-to-speech. Curious to see how it handles long reports without losing the natural pacing mid-paragraph.
@muzdil61976 Thankyou so much
The voices sound way more natural than I expected, especially the ones in Spanish. Dropped a Google Doc in and had an audio version ready before my coffee got cold.
@hakan38824 Thankyou so much.
Used it on a long report in Google Docs and the playback was surprisingly smooth, with voices that sound natural rather than robotic. Nice that there are enough language options to handle international docs without leaving the app.
@ardacipd Thanks a lot for trying.