Convert text to natural speech The /tts command turns your text into spoken audio with ElevenLabs voices. Pick a voice, a language, and a speed, and Krater returns audio you can play in chat or dow...
The /tts command turns your text into spoken audio with ElevenLabs voices. Pick a voice, a language, and a speed, and Krater returns audio you can play in chat or download as an MP3.
Type /tts followed by your text:
/tts Welcome to our podcast! Today we're exploring the future of AI.

The options panel gives you three controls:
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Language | Auto-detect, or force one of 32 languages for native pronunciation |
| Voice | 20 preset voices, or a custom ElevenLabs Voice ID |
| Speed | 0.7x to 1.2x in 0.1 steps (default 1.0x) |
Female: Aria, Sarah, Laura, Charlotte, Alice, Matilda, Jessica, Lily
Male: Roger, Charlie, George, Callum, River, Liam, Will, Eric, Chris, Brian, Daniel, Bill
Aria is selected by default.
Switch the voice selector to Custom ID and paste any ElevenLabs Voice ID to use a voice from the ElevenLabs Voice Library instead of a preset.
Click the play button next to a preset voice to hear a free sample, spoken in the language you selected. Click again to stop.
/tts accepts up to 40,000 characters, roughly 40 minutes of audio. Anything over 10,000 characters is generated in the background, and the finished audio lands in your chat when it is ready.
Use punctuation for pacing:
Emphasize with caps sparingly:
/tts costs 10 credits per 1,000 characters, with a 10-credit minimum.
| Text length | Cost |
|---|---|
| Up to 1,000 characters | 10 credits |
| 2,000 characters | 20 credits |
| 10,000 characters | 100 credits |
| 40,000 characters (max) | 400 credits |
Preset and custom voices cost the same.