Camlin Speech
Hear an Australian voice
Type a line — or pick ATO, rego, Medicare, or a callback — and hear it spoken clearly. Shape the delivery with inline markup: exact pauses, spelled-out codes, and word-perfect pronunciation. Autoplay kicks in as soon as the clip is ready.
You’re hearing Jeremy, our Australian male voice. Female Australian voices are in production and will join the catalogue soon.
Text you type here is used only to generate the audio and never stored. Generated clips are deleted within minutes.
Try a line
ATO, Medicare, rego, BSB, CRN — everyday Australian vocabulary, pronounced from a hand-checked dictionary rather than guessed.
Shape the speech
Pauses, spelled-out codes and exact pronunciation, written inline as markup. Pick one, press Speak, then edit it.
Markup reference
<break time="700ms"/>- Inserts an exact pause. 250 ms or longer is spliced precisely; shorter reads like a comma.
<say-as interpret-as="characters">QF12</say-as>- Spells a code out — letters as letters, digits one at a time.
<say-as interpret-as="time">14:30</say-as>- Reads a clock time naturally — "two thirty PM". Works with 24-hour times and am/pm forms.
<say-as interpret-as="date">15/04/2026</say-as>- Reads a date the Australian way, day first — "the fifteenth of April twenty twenty-six". The year is optional; add format="mdy" or "ymd" for other orders.
<say-as interpret-as="currency">$1,423.17</say-as>- Reads an amount in dollars and cents. Also supported: telephone (digit groups), cardinal, ordinal and digits. Anything else is spoken as ordinary prose.
<phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="kəˈnaʊndɹə">Canowindra</phoneme>- Says the wrapped word with the exact pronunciation you give in IPA (the International Phonetic Alphabet).
Dollar amounts, dates and acronyms are read naturally without any markup. If markup doesn't parse, you'll get a plain-English message rather than a broken clip.
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