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How does Aswati work?

From an idea to a recording in clear steps.

1

Write or import

Write in the studio or upload a TXT or DOCX file. Review spelling and organize clear paragraphs.

2

Choose a voice

Search by language and provider, select supported settings, and review the required credits before confirming.

3

Listen and save

Once the job completes, listen to the recording, seek to any position on its waveform, and download the file.

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Control the words that matter

Use the pronunciation dictionary for brand names and specialist terms. Keep your source text, adjust recording settings, and store your project versions in your account.

Open the studio
How do I turn text into speech?

Create an account, choose a plan, then open the studio. Write or import your script and choose a provider, language and voice. Review the credit estimate before confirming. Once processing finishes, play and download the recording.

Do all voices support the same styles?

No. Aswati shows the styles and languages supported by your selected voice. Settings vary by provider, and your chosen voice is not silently replaced with another one.

How are credits calculated?

Cost is based on text length and the provider credit multiplier, and is displayed before generation. Credits are reserved when a request is sent and returned on confirmed failure. Playing or downloading an existing recording does not consume new generation credits.

Can I clone any voice?

You must own the voice or have explicit permission from its owner. An audio sample and consent are required, and the clone remains private to your account. The provider may require additional verification before use.

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