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Hi everyone, Kevin here. Today I  want to show you how you can make  
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text-to-speech videos entirely for free,  and you can use these on YouTube, TikTok,  
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Facebook, Instagram, and any other video service.  
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Basically, if you want your video to sound like  me, the human manifestation of text-to-speech,  
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I'll show you how to do this. For text-to-speech,  we are going to use a free video editing service  
Log in to Clipchamp
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called ClipChamp and this also happens to  be owned by Microsoft, my previous employer.
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Head to the website up above or you'll also  find the link down below in the description.
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Once you land on the home page, in the top  right-hand corner, click on try for free.
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You'll need to create an account.  You could use a Microsoft account,  
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a Google account, or you can  simply use your email address.
Start page
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This drops us on the ClipChamp start  page, and in case you're wondering,  
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ClipChamp is a very easy to use video  editing program, and if you want to  
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learn all about how you can use ClipChamp to  edit videos, check out the video up above.
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We're simply going to look at how you  can use text-to-speech using ClipChamp.
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In the top right-hand corner,  let's click on create a video.
Create new text to speech recording
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This drops us in the main editing interface. Over  on the left-hand side, let's click on the button  
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that says record and create. As a quick aside, you  can create all types of things within ClipChamp.
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You can record your screen and camera at the same  time, or just your camera, or just your screen.  
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At the very bottom, we have  the text-to-speech option.
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Let's click on that.
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This opens up the main text-to-speech  interface. In the top left-hand corner,  
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you can choose your language and  you have 70 different options here.
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Now it sounds like a lot, but I looked through  this entire list and unfortunately there was  
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no Klingon. Over on the right-hand side,  you can choose from 170 different voices.  
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They have male voices, female, neutral. You can  choose different ages and even different accents.
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You can even mix and match the different  languages with the different voices.
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So as an example, I can choose French as  my language, and then I could still enter  
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in English text, so it'll sound like a  French person is trying to say my text.
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Down below, you can also  set the speed for your text.
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Here you can enter your text in and then down  below you can click on the preview button.
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The Kevin Cookie Company makes  the best cookies in the world.
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Now that I've inserted some text, you can  also customize the way the computer says it.
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So, let's say I want to add  some additional emphasis to  
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best. I can insert a period after best  and that'll result in a long pause.
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The Kevin Cookie Company makes  the best cookies in the world.
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I can also insert a comma if I want to introduce  a pause, but I want it to be a little bit shorter.
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The Kevin Cookie Company makes  the best cookies in the world.
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Another way to introduce  a pause, you can insert an  
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ellipsis and that too will also cause it to pause.
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The Kevin Cookie Company makes  the best cookies in the world.
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Lastly, you can also insert a question mark  
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and that'll cause the pitch to rise  on the last syllable of the sentence.
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The Kevin Cookie Company makes  the best cookies in the world?
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Once you're all done customizing  your text-to-speech, let's click  
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on the button that says save to media, and  here now you'll see it in your media bin.  
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Once again, to preview the text-to-speech, you  can simply hover over, and it'll play a preview.
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There are two different ways that  you can add this to your timeline.
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If you hover over, you can  click on this plus icon,  
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or alternatively, you could simply  drag and drop it onto your timeline.
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Now that you have your audio on the timeline, you  can use ClipChamp as a full video editing program.
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You could add other videos, other  pictures, you could add in music,  
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and you could do whatever you want here. Or  alternatively, you could just take this audio file  
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on its own and you can bring it into other editing  software. You can really do whatever you prefer.
Export text to speech to mp4
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In the top right-hand corner, let's click on  the button that says export, then select 1080P,  
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and here now it'll render your video as an  MP4. This will include both video and audio.  
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Once that's all done, it'll download the file to  your computer. As an MP4, the file will contain  
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both video and audio, but you could  also very easily strip out the video.
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You can go to a website like CloudConvert.
Convert to wav or mp3
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You'll find a link up above and  also down below in the description.  
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On this website, simply drag and drop the MP4 onto  the page. In this drop down, you can then choose  
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what format you want to convert this to. Here  I'll click on audio and then I'll select wav.
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Next you can click on convert,  and once it finishes converting,  
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you can then click on download, and now you'll  just have the audio output from ClipChamp.
Rights & license
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All right, well that's how you can  make your own text-to-speech video.
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Now I know one question that  will probably come up a lot is  
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who owns the rights to the outputted  text-to-speech, and can you use it commercially?
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I looked through the terms of service  and they don't mention that at all.
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Because this is a feature within video editing  software and you can use your outputted video  
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for commercial projects, it seems like it's  strongly implied that you have full rights  
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and license to use the outputted text-to-speech  wherever you please.