AI-Powered Audio & Text Conversion
Transform Text Into Voice. Effortlessly.
Trans2Audio is an AI-powered text-to-speech platform by AeroSapiens. Businesses use it to turn written scripts into natural-sounding telephone greetings, IVR menus and announcements, then download audio ready for their phone systems.



What it does
Key features of Trans2Audio
Text-to-speech
Turn your own script into natural-sounding speech with Google Cloud voices.
Multilingual audio
Indian and international English, Hindi and more, with languages being added over time.
Voice selection
Compare voice types, set the speaking speed and listen to instant samples.
Guided audio workflows
Templates for greetings, IVR menus, business hours, holiday notices and more.
Preview before you pay
Hear a short preview of your own script. Pay per audio, with no subscription.
Easy access to your audio
Download MP3, high-quality WAV or 8 kHz telephony audio from your account.
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Inside Trans2Audio
Real screens from the application. Select any screen to view it larger.
Business voice, simplified
From script to sound
Choose what the audio is for
Shape your script
Pick language and voice
Four steps to finished audio
Audio for every moment of a call
Ready for your phone system
Preview before you pay
Trans2Audio questions
What is Trans2Audio?
Trans2Audio is an AI-powered text-to-speech platform by AeroSapiens. It helps businesses create telephone greetings, IVR menus and announcements from a written script.
Which languages does Trans2Audio support?
Trans2Audio offers Indian and international English voices and Hindi, with more languages being added. Guided script templates are available in English and Hindi. The website lists the languages available today.
Which audio formats can I download?
Finished audio can be downloaded as MP3, high-quality WAV, or 8 kHz WAV (PCM or µ-law), which suits most IVR and PBX systems.
How does Trans2Audio pricing work?
There is no subscription. You can listen to a short preview of your script, then pay per audio. The price depends on script length and voice type, and is shown before you pay.