Browser TTS
One voice, no direction
Your browser's built-in voice reads the same passage as plain text.
Lyric: poetry expressing personal emotion;
Winter: a time for stories and warmth.
Turn the story in your head into a world you can hear.
Distinct AI voices, line-by-line direction, and sound effects timed to the scene—all from the writing you already have.
Now on the story shelfCity of Starlight“Every crowd, I listened for your voice.”4 voices11 sound effectsPick a shelf. Enter a world.
Every kind of story deserves the right voices.
Fanfiction, original drafts, screenplays, light novels, audiobooks, and bedtime stories all ask you to listen for something different.
Swipe or drag the shelf, then choose a book.Choose a book to hear its scene.
From the story shelf
City of Starlight
Fanfiction · Scene preview
Scene transcript · — lines
Ready
Create a scene →Listen for
Distinct character voices, quiet pauses, and rain timed to the dialogue.
Distinct voices make crowded dialogue easier to follow and let chemistry, tension, and timing land without speaker labels.
The listening test
Same words. Different performance.The same words can feel like two different stories.
Compare browser TTS with a directed cast and timed sound.Hear the same bedtime passage through browser TTS, then through a gentle cast with character voices and sound placed around the scene.
No soundscape
LyricWinter
Goodnight, Little Explorer
A calm parent-and-child rhythm with gentle effects placed around the narration.
— voices— SFX
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How LyricWinter works
Start with the page. Keep the final say.
You bring
Step 1: Add your writingYour writing
Paste a story or script as it is.Paste a story or script as it is. No speaker tags or special formatting required.
LyricWinter handles
Step 2: We prepare the sceneThe first pass
Speakers, voices, context-aware delivery, and timed sound cues when SFX is on.Speakers and lines are identified, distinct voices are assigned, and supported voices get context-aware delivery. Turn on SFX to add timed sound cues automatically.
You hear
Step 3: Listen and refineThe finished scene
Redo only the line or effect that needs another take.Generate and listen. If something misses, redo only that line or effect instead of rebuilding everything.
Everything stays editable; reviewing the first pass is optional.Your text, casting, pronunciation, delivery, and sound remain editable.
Pricing
Turn the stories and characters you care about into cast audio.
2,500words per dollar
You'll see the word count before generating audio.
ZeroWinter
For trying a short scene
$0USD/mo
- 2,500 words/mo2,500 words/month
~17 min audio
~17 minutes of premium audio
- 30k character parse limit30k character parse limit
Free plan
No credit card needed
MyWinter
For regular story projects
$6USD/mo
- 15,000 words/mo15,000 words/month
~100 min audio
~100 minutes of premium audio
- 90k character parse limit90k character parse limit
Monthly subscription, cancel anytime
BEST VALUE
UltraWinter
For long chapters and full drafts
$29$20USD/mo
- 72,500 words/mo72,500 words/month
~8 hr audio
~8 hours of premium audio
- 150k character parse limit150k character parse limit
- Unlimited F5-TTSUnlimited F5-TTS
Included without a word limit
Monthly subscription, cancel anytime
ONE-TIME
Word Pack
Top up as needed.Top up only when you need more.
Credits never expireOne-time payment, credits never expire
Secure Stripe checkout
Cancel anytime
Paid words roll over
Before you start
Common questions, all in one place.
How does LyricWinter turn my writing into audio?
Add your text and LyricWinter separates narration from dialogue, identifies the speakers, and suggests a voice for each one. You can review the cast, direction, pronunciation, and sound effects before generating the scene.
What kinds of writing can I use?
LyricWinter works with writing that has narration, dialogue, or both, including:
- Fanfiction, light novels, and web novels when the source allows you to copy the text
- Original novel chapters, audiobook samples, and bedtime stories
- Screenplays, table reads, video narration, and comic dubs
Do I need to add speaker names or special formatting?
No. Paste your story or script the way you wrote it. LyricWinter finds the speakers for you. If it gets a line wrong, you can fix it before making the audio.
Can I choose the voices or clone my own?
LyricWinter identifies the speakers and suggests assignments from your voice library based on the story. You can review or change every voice before generating.
Add or clone your own voice in My Voices, then assign it to any speaker or let LyricWinter suggest it when the name matches.
Can I control emotional direction, pronunciation, and sound effects?
Emotional direction: With Inworld 2, LyricWinter uses the surrounding scene to guide each line's delivery. You can inspect and adjust that direction before generating.
Pronunciation: After character detection, choose Fix pronunciation beside Voice Selection. Preview the corrected line, then regenerate only the affected clips.
Sound effects: Enable SFX and LyricWinter places effects where the scene calls for them. You can edit the cues or turn them off for clean narration.
Can I redo just one line or sound effect?
Yes. You can redo one spoken line or one sound effect without remaking the whole scene. Ask LyricWinter to try again, or first tell it how you want that part to sound.
Can I download the finished audio?
Yes. Download the complete story as an MP3 for sharing, or keep the original-quality WAV.
Can I try LyricWinter before paying?
Yes. The free plan gives you 2,500 words each month. You can hear how LyricWinter works before you pay. Paid credits are ready to use right away and are not refundable. If something goes wrong with a purchase, please email us.
How are words counted?
LyricWinter shows the count before you generate audio. Billing is based on text tokens, then displayed as words so different languages and formatting are handled consistently. For plain English, one word is usually about five typed characters.
Do unused credits expire?
Your word balance stays with you until you use it.
Still have a question?
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Your ears are waiting.
Bring in a chapter or a few pages. Cast the voices, add sound, and listen before you revise.
Start with your story
