Lovo is the first app to make non robotic sound! Lovo is a great tool to turn text into sound. Well there are many apps like that, but this is the FIRST one that has almost perfect sound without robotic feeling. This app opened so much possibility, and saves time and money by not having to use third party services for turning text to sound. The user interface is great, lots of voice options, but unfortunately not all of the voices have deep editing capabilities like (pause, emphesize and etc). Some languages like Ukrainian have limited amount of voices. Otherwise, a great cool app, and processing of voice is fast too, only a few seconds.

I am in love with Lovo.ai I am in love with Lovo.ai! The voices sound extremely realistic and they aren't based on off-the-shelf TTS programs. The tech is designed in-house and it really sounds realistic. Lovo also has a voice cloning feature which I'm investigating. It will let me clone my own voice and basically automate the conversion of everything I create online into my own speech!

Great tool and awesome voices I have subscribed to a few direct competitors and wasn't sure if I needed this. However, the voices are wonderful. At this price point, I think it is a no-brainer addition to your toolbox. I will test it more and if needed update my review, but for now, I can definitely recommend LOVO!

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Nice and clean interface. Easy to Use LOVO is a human-sounding Text-To-Speech engine. You can use it to read any text aloud in English, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Indonesian, American, Australian, British, Indian American, South African, Arabic, Brazilian, French Canadien, Chinese, Greek, Czech, Hindi, Danish, Dutch, Filipino, Finnish, Hungarian, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Taiwanese, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese. Personally, I have to test it more in depth, to tell the truth. Would like to see more voices in Spanish - there are only 5 for now, and unfortunately they all sound robotic (English voices are good though). I think it has potential.