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Engine & Mode
Configure TTS engine settings and permissions
Turn on or turn off the text-to-speech engine
Announce events such as subscriptions and raids
Hide follower names in TTS announcements for privacy
Announce when a viewer redeems a channel point reward
The bot announces every reward. Switch off a
reward here to keep it silent, for example a soundboard that plays its own
sound. Moderators can use !tts redeems mute <reward>
in chat.
A reward that does not skip the reward requests queue is announced as soon as it is redeemed, even if you reject the request later. Turn this off to hold the announcement until you accept the request — rewards you never accept are then never announced.
Announce when a viewer reaches a watch streak milestone
Allow the bot to respond to chat commands such as !myvoice
Choose which chat messages TTS reads. If cheers and the Channel Points TTS reward are on, TTS reads them in every mode.
TTS reads every chat message. This includes messages that start with !tts.
TTS reads messages that start with !tts. It does not read other chat messages.
TTS reads messages that viewers highlight with Channel Points. It does not read !tts messages or other chat messages.
TTS reads only cheers and the Channel Points TTS reward. It does not read !tts messages, highlighted messages, or other chat messages.
Who can use text-to-speech
If this setting is off, TTS uses the channel default voice for all messages
If on, TTS reads full URLs. If off, TTS reads only domain names
Read aloud chat messages that start with "!", such as !lurk or !so meant for another bot. !tts always works.
TTS reads chat commands only in All Chat Messages mode. The other modes never read them.
TTS expands common Twitch acronyms into words. For example, “ngl” becomes “not gonna lie”. Turn off to spell out each letter.
TTS replaces profanity with milder words before speaking. The filter uses the channel language and the viewer language. If language is set to Automatic, the filter uses the English list. Banned words still skip the full message.
Controls how TTS handles emotes in chat messages
Cheers
What happens when a viewer cheers bits. A cheer is paid for, so its message is read in every TTS Mode and is not limited by TTS Permission.
Announce when a viewer cheers bits
Read aloud the message a viewer attaches to a cheer
Always on in Cheers and Rewards Only mode.
Cheers below this amount are not read. 1 means every cheer that carries a message.
Channel Points → TTS
Configure channel points rewards for text-to-speech
Allow viewers to use channel points for TTS
Cooldowns and Moderation
Ignored Users
Manage users that TTS ignores
TTS Ignore List
TTS does not read messages from users on this list.
Banned Words / Phrases
TTS skips messages that contain these words or phrases.
Pronunciation Dictionary
Control how TTS pronounces specific words. Common Twitch acronyms are handled by default. Add an entry to override a default pronunciation or add a new word.
YouTube Integration
Read YouTube live chat messages through TTS. This feature requires an active YouTube livestream.
Read YouTube live chat messages aloud
Your YouTube channel handle (for example, @yourhandle)
Default Voice Settings
Set default voice settings for your channel
Select the default TTS voice for the channel
Set the emotional tone of the default voice
Adjust the pitch for the default voice
Control how fast the default voice speaks
Adjust the volume for the selected voice. CAUTION: Values greater than 1.0 can cause distortion.
Improve pronunciation for specific languages
Improve the pronunciation of numbers and text
Voice Calibration
Calibrate volume for specific voices. CAUTION: Values greater than 1.0 can cause distortion.
Viewer Voice Lookup
Calibrated Voices
Voices with custom volume settings.
- No voices calibrated yet.