OBS widget

Text-to-Speech (TTS)

Viewers use a command to have what they typed read out loud on stream. The widget draws nothing on screen — it only produces audio, so your scene stays exactly as it is.

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What it does

Real human voices

150 voices across Turkish and English (US and UK). You can preview every one of them from the panel, and previewing costs nothing against your monthly quota because the samples are served as ready files.

You set the limits

Minimum and maximum characters, a per-viewer cooldown and who is allowed to use the command are all yours to decide. Long messages get trimmed; very short ones are not read at all.

Reads your alerts too

On a subscription renewal celebration and on a Kicks gift, the message a viewer wrote can be read out. You turn it on per alert, and the reading starts after the visual alert has left the screen.

As a channel point reward

You can attach speech to a Kick channel point reward. The viewer redeems it and the text they wrote is read through the reward queue widget.

Live in three steps

  1. 1

    Add the widget from your panel and configure it — the live preview updates as you type.

  2. 2

    Paste the link into OBS as a browser source. Nothing else to install.

  3. 3

    Go live. The widget listens to your chat and channel events on its own.

How many can I run

Free1
Pro1
Ultimate1

Available on the free plan too. Your plan only decides how many instances you can run and a few content options.

Pricing

Frequently asked

Does anything show up on screen?

No, this widget only produces sound. You can leave the browser source you add to OBS invisible; it will not affect your stream's picture.

Why do I hear nothing when I test a voice?

The audio plays in the OBS source, not in the panel. If you have not added the source, or you are using an older link, the panel tells you so instead of wasting characters.

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