Hear your text in French

No. You choose French, not a country, so the wording doesn't follow one region's usage. If that matters, for example for Quebec, have a French speaker check the translation.

There is no setting for it; the translation chooses. If it matters, for a client rather than a friend, have a French speaker check it before you use it.

Yes. Paste text in French, or any language, and pick the language to hear it in.

Paste up to 500 characters in any language and choose the language you want to hear. The text is translated by AI, then read aloud in the voice you pick. You can play it in the page or download the MP3.

48 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The text you paste can be in any language.

Not in the free tool, which uses four AI voices. With a free account you can record 10–30 seconds of yourself and have dubs and read-aloud audio spoken in your own voice in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese.

No. It is a machine translation, so have someone who speaks the language check it before you publish it.

Three times a day without an account. A free account raises that to 30 a day, and paid plans have no daily limit.

Yes, with an account. AI dubbing translates a video or podcast and gives you a dubbed MP3 or MP4 timed to the original, and Read aloud turns long text into one MP3. Both use credits; a free account includes 5 to try them.

Your text, its translation and the audio are saved with the result, like the other free tools, so you can pick it up after signing up. The audio link on this page works for an hour.