TTS Engine
A focused text-to-speech tool for listening to written text instead of staring at it. Use it inside SoloSnap on macOS, or open the browser-based version when you want the same idea without installing anything.
One TTS Engine, available in two places.
In SoloSnap, TTS Engine is an in-app utility for reading selected text with native macOS voices and quick controls. On the website, TTS Engine is a lightweight browser tool: paste text, pick a voice, hit play, and keep everything local to your device.
Voice
System Voice · Natural
Speed
1.0×
Pitch
Normal
Output
Local
Built into the macOS app for quick listening while you work. Select text, choose a voice, and hear drafts, notes, and documentation read aloud.
The web-based tool works in modern browsers on Mac, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, and mobile — no account, no upload, no setup.
Why use TTS Engine?
Private by design
The in-app tool uses your Mac, and the web tool uses your browser. Text is not uploaded just to be spoken aloud.
System voices
Pick from the voices already available on your device, including many languages and accents.
Speed & pitch
Slow things down for careful proofreading, or speed them up when you want to skim a longer document.
Paste or select anything
Use selected text from macOS apps, or paste articles, scripts, emails, notes, and drafts into the web tool.
Three steps, no fuss
Choose your surface
Open TTS Engine inside SoloSnap on macOS, or launch the browser version when you just need a quick web-based reader.
Add text
Select text in an app or paste it into the web tool. TTS Engine is built for drafts, documentation, scripts, and long notes.
Listen and adjust
Pick a voice, tune the pace, and listen. Pause, stop, or restart whenever you need another pass.
TTS Engine pairs with accessibility tools. It is a focused reader for selected or pasted text. It complements VoiceOver and other assistive tools rather than replacing full system navigation.
Common questions about TTS Engine
Listen wherever the words are
Use the in-app tool for your Mac workflow, or launch the browser tool for a quick local reader on any modern device.
