Text-to-Speech (TTS) is a technology that converts written text into spoken words. It uses synthetic voices to read text aloud, making it useful for accessibility, language learning, and entertainment.

Speech-to-Text (STT) converts spoken words into written text. It uses speech recognition technology to transcribe what you say, perfect for dictation, note-taking, or real-time translation.

1. Type your text in the TTS input box.
2. Select a language and voice from the dropdowns.
3. Choose an emotion and translation option if desired.
4. Adjust rate and pitch using the sliders.
5. Click “Play” to hear it, or “Download” to save the audio.
6. Use “Pause,” “Resume,” or “Stop” to control playback.

1. Select your spoken language from the dropdown.
2. Click “Start Recording” and speak clearly.
3. Click “Stop Recording” when done.
4. View the transcription and optional translation.
5. Click “Copy” to copy the text to your clipboard.
6. Use “Clear” to reset the output.

– Emotion Modulation: Add emotions to TTS output.
– Translation: Translate text or speech in real-time.
– History: View past TTS and STT entries.
– Download: Save TTS output as an audio file.
– Copy: Easily copy STT results.