Voice Switcher is an NVDA add-on that helps you save and reload speech voice presets from a simple dialog. It is designed to be easy to use with a screen reader and to make it quicker to return to a preferred voice setup.
- Saves your current voice settings as a preset.
- Lets you load a saved preset whenever you need it.
- Helps you keep several voice setups available for different tasks.
- Stores your presets in your NVDA user configuration, so they are available again after restart.
- Download the packaged
.nvda-addonfile. - In Windows Explorer, locate the add-on file and press
Enter, or open NVDA and choose the option to install an add-on from a file. - Confirm the installation when NVDA asks.
- Restart NVDA if prompted.
After installation, the add-on will be available the next time NVDA starts.
- Press
NVDA+Wto open the Voice Switcher dialog. - Select Save current setting to store the voice you are currently using.
- Type a name for the preset and confirm.
- To use a preset later, open the dialog again, select the preset you want, and press
Enteror choose Load.
Keyboard shortcuts in the dialog:
- Press
Enteror double-click a preset to load it. - Press
F2to rename the selected preset. - Press
Deleteto remove the selected preset. - Press
Escor choose Close to close the dialog without changing anything.
Button access keys:
Alt+Ssaves the current setting.Alt+Lloads the selected preset.Alt+Rrenames the selected preset.Alt+Ddeletes the selected preset.Alt+Ccloses the dialog.
- If you regularly switch between voices, give each preset a clear name that will be easy to recognize later.
- The add-on remembers your presets between NVDA sessions.
- If you change your mind while saving, renaming, or deleting, you can cancel the dialog before confirming.
Voice Switcher is intended for blind and low-vision NVDA users. The dialog is keyboard-friendly and works with standard NVDA navigation and speech feedback.
This add-on is intended for NVDA 2024.1 and later.
Source code and releases: https://github.com/MaxLogic/voice-switcher-nvda