Question: I'm looking for a tool that can turn text into audio, can you suggest something?

Another top contender is PlayHT, which offers a library of more than 600 ultra-realistic AI voices. It's available in multiple languages and accents, with options for custom pronunciations, voice inflections and real-time voice cloning. It's good for video voiceovers, audio publishing and e-learning, and has a variety of pricing tiers and resources.

Audyo is another strong contender, with the ability to create high-quality audio content fast. It's got more than 100 voices in many languages and accents, including celebrity impersonations. It's got a script editor, immediate text-to-speech conversion and the ability to download high-quality audio files. Audyo is good for voice-overs for videos, podcasts and audiobooks.

If you need a broader range of voices and languages, Beepbooply has more than 900 voices in 80 languages. You can control pace, pitch, volume and speaking style, and it's good for voiceovers, podcast narration and customer support. Beepbooply has flexible pricing tiers, including a free option, so it's good for personal or commercial use.