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If you have some Persian text but don't know how to pronounce it, there are software companies out there that will turn the text into speech for you. These online services allow people to use their computers as well as their mobile devices to listen to content through a computer generated voice (TTS). This article provides a list of such free Persian TTS services and also describes the advanced features offered by premium TTS providers like Natural Reader and Ivona. For those interested in listening to Persian content, I recommend these intermediate-level free Persian TTS providers: Voice Pal: Voice Pal offers multiple language support and is compatible with many different formats including .mp3, .wav, and .wma. This program also features support for playing audio inside the browser. Sapi TTS: Sapi TTS offers many language options for listening to Persian content including Farsi, Dari, Pashto, Urdu, Uyghur, Chinese, etc. The software also supports multiple operating systems including Windows PCs as well as Android tablets and cell phones. Eesaa: Eesaa delivers Persian text to speech in a simple interface that is powered by Google's online Text-to-Speech engine. This service is great for listening to long lists of words and phrases in Farsi without any installation process necessary. The websites listed below are all Persian TTS services that will convert text into speech. The features of these websites vary based on your browser, operating system, and other factors. For example, if you are using Firefox with Mac OS X to read content in Farsi, I would recommend the Persian TTS website offered by Gom Player (Persian/Farsi support). If you are reading content in Farsi online using a PC running Windows 7 or later versions of the Windows operating system, I would suggest using Sapi TTS or Voice Pal. You can use both of these programs on computers running Windows XP and Vista as well. On some pages, you may see a link for changing your text to speech settings. When you click on that link, you will be given three options: Persian TTS, English TTS, and Erase All Audio/Voice Settings. I would recommend turning off the Erase All Audio/Voice Settings option if you want to listen to content in Farsi with your original text. If you use Windows and have an Android device or iPhone, I would suggest using Ivona or Natural Reader. Natural Reader, for example, is compatible with Android devices running Android 2.3 and higher, as well as iPhones and iPods running iOS 3.0 and higher. These online services typically offer basic features like playing a file or a playlist in either a default voice or your default voice settings. This means that the voice will change the next time you play a different piece of content on the website. Many websites also feature additional functionality that allows you to edit existing content on your computer or add new content from documents or webpages that you have saved on your computer's hard drive. In addition to these editing tools, some websites also allow users to add new audio files from their computers directly into the website interface. 92cfa1e7782026
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