🌐 80+ languages

Text to speech in 80+ languages

One extension, one play button. Lullula picks a narrator that matches the language of the page and highlights each sentence as it speaks.

Add to Chrome — Free

Free · No account needed · Chrome, Edge and Firefox

Each voice introduces itself

Seven of Lullula's 600+ neural voices, one per language. Press any of them.

These are premium neural voices. The free plan includes 2,000 words a month of them, with no account needed, plus unlimited listening with the voices built into your browser.

How it works

One narrator per language, chosen for you

Lullula reads the language of the page and picks a matching narrator, so a Spanish article and an English one play in different voices without you touching anything.

Chosen by the page's language

Open a Japanese page and you get a Japanese narrator; open a German one and you get a German narrator. Nothing to switch, nothing to configure.

Your narrator, per language

Prefer a different voice? Pick one for each language you read. Major languages have several narrators to choose from, and the speed runs from 0.5x to 2x.

Not just web pages

Google Docs, text-based PDFs and DRM-free EPUBs read the same way, with each sentence highlighted as it's spoken and your place remembered between sessions.

Languages

Guides by language

These guides cover the five languages people ask about most: what each is good for, where the limits are, and a sample voice to hear before you install.

NHK News Web Easy, Wikipedia and light novels, no furigana needed.

BBC Mundo, El País and Wikipedia for learners and heritage speakers.

Le Monde, RFI Savoirs and Wikipedia; listening practice for DELF.

dw.com, tagesschau.de and Wikipedia; compound words, spoken.

News and Wikipedia in a Mandarin voice, no pinyin needed.

And 75+ more

English, Hindi and dozens of other languages work the same way. Hear Aria and Swara above.

Get Started

Press play in any language

Free to install, no account needed. Works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox on the desktop.

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