eSpeak NG Text-to-Speech

RedZoc Solutions Private Limited

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About this app

eSpeak NG text-to-speech is a compact open source software speech synthesizer that supports a large number of languages. eSpeak NG text-to-speech uses a "formant synthesis" method. This allows many languages to be provided in a small size. The speech is clear and can be used at high speeds.

This is a port of eSpeak NG to Android for 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and later (including Android 13), supporting all 107 languages and accents of eSpeak NG text-to-speech Engine.

This port of eSpeak NG is built on the eyes-free version. It fixes multiple issues found in the eyes-free version: Fixes crashes on Android 4.3 and later versions, Lot of customization options implemented like eSpeak desktop application, and Various memory leaks and crashes are fixed.

The eSpeak TTS source code is licensed under GPLv3+ by Jonathan Duddington.

The Android port is derived from the eyes-free port by Google under the Apache 2.0 license. Additional modifications have been made by RedZoc Solutions Pvt. Ltd, also under the Apache 2.0 license.

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Ratings and reviews

Any particular reason why the speech engine switches from switches from English United States to something like English United Kingdom? Usually turning off talk back, and then turning it back on helps, or going into the text to speech settings fixes it. But it's only temporary. Until I go into something like Wikipedia, or Chrome. It's using the default system language.

This app most usefull for us. Thanks for providing a simple Text to speach sirvice. It's easy to use and user friendly app. I want your attention for a bug in this app. this app not provide us a number processing feature while reading a number text. for example!91990 is a number processed by Text to speach. But if text to speech read it (91 thousand 9 hundred 90) then it not processed better. We can say, this app not process numbers in a simple way. it can be inconvenient while reading OTPs S

My experience with this app has been very wonderful. But the only problem I face is when it comes to emojis. It doesn't describe an emoji as it should. For example, when it's an emoji involving something to do with the face, it'll only say face, so it's confusing for me to know what kind of face emoji it is. I wish they could work on that.

What's new

Crash fixed on Android 14