TTS Azure Web

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TTS Azure Web is an Azure Text-to-Speech (TTS) web application. Fine-tune the output speech results using Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML). It allows you to run it locally or deploy it with a single click using your Azure Key.

Key Features:

• Supports selection of voice, language, style, and character.
• Supports adjustments of speech speed, intonation, and volume.
• Supports audio output download.
• One-click deployment for both local and cloud environments.
• Supports SSML config import and export.

This application is ideal for those looking to minimize setup while experiencing the full capabilities of Azure TTS.

Live demo: https://tts.femoon.top

Getting Started

Get your API Key

• Go to Microsoft Azure Text to Speech and click "Try Text to Speech Free"
• Go to Azure AI services
• In the "Speech services" block, click "Add"
• A region and two subscription keys will be listed beside Speech Services. You only need one key and its corresponding region.

Deploy on Vercel

Deploy locally

# install yarn
npm i -g yarn
# install dependencies
yarn
# building the production environment
yarn build
# run production environment serve
yarn start

Development

Before starting development, you must create a new .env.local file at project root, and place your azure key and region into it:

# your azure key (required)
SPEECH_KEY=your_azure_key
# your azure region (required)
SPEECH_REGION=your_azure_region
# Maximum input length limit (optional)
NEXT_PUBLIC_MAX_INPUT_LENGTH=4000

Run the development server:

# install yarn
npm i -g yarn
# install dependencies
yarn
# run serve
yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

Git commit specification reference

• feat add new functions
• fix Fix issues/bugs
• perf Optimize performance
• style Change the code style without affecting the running result
• refactor Re-factor code
• revert Undo changes
• test Test related, does not involve changes to business code
• docs Documentation and Annotation
• chore Updating dependencies/modifying scaffolding configuration, etc.
• ci CI/CD