Elementor Pro
Use WPVoicer audio as dynamic content inside Elementor templates and widgets.
Connect the generated MP3 to the parts of the layout that matter, without manual copy-paste every time you publish.
From install to your first audio in about 60 seconds
Turn WordPress articles into audio without touching APIs.
WPVoicer gives WordPress sites a white-label article-to-audio workflow with built-in voices, optional intro/outro text, custom voice cloning, prepaid minute packages, and no custom TTS plumbing to maintain.
No separate TTS console.
Customers manage generation, voices, audio library and limits from one WordPress-native interface.
Language Samples
Hear how WPVoicer sounds across all 10 supported languages.
Switch between languages and listen to the product in action before you install anything. The goal here is simple: make the listening experience feel real in a few seconds.
How it works
From WordPress post to publish-ready audio in a workflow your team already understands.
You do not need to design a TTS stack. WPVoicer handles the moving parts and keeps the experience inside WordPress.
01
Connect your site
Install the plugin, connect your account, and enable the article audio workflow on your WordPress site.
02
Choose a voice
Start with built-in voices or unlock a custom voice path for a more branded listening experience.
03
Generate from your post
Create audio directly from the article, with optional intro and outro text, without exporting content or managing a separate toolchain.
04
Publish in a white-label way
Deliver the listening experience on your own site, under your own brand, with reusable audio settings and simple controls.
Integrations
Use WPVoicer inside the tools your team already builds with.
WPVoicer does not force you into a rigid player workflow. If your site is built with a visual builder, you can pull the generated audio into your templates using native dynamic data and keep the experience aligned with your layout system.
Bricks
Drop WPVoicer audio into Bricks using dynamic tags and keep your article pages fully template-driven.
The audio layer stays connected to the post, so your publishing workflow remains clean.
Breakdance
Pull generated audio into Breakdance through dynamic data and build custom listening experiences inside your existing design system.
No extra media handling rituals needed.
Shortcode support is also available when you want a faster, universal fallback.
* Elementor, Bricks and Breakdance are trademarks of their respective owners. WPVoicer is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Why WPVoicer
This is not a raw TTS API with a plugin glued on top.
WPVoicer is designed for teams that want article audio on WordPress without becoming part-time infrastructure operators.
What usually happens with a DIY TTS stack
×Pick a provider, API plan, voice model, and pricing logic
×Manage keys, failures, timeouts, and odd audio edge cases
×Build the WordPress publishing workflow yourself
×Figure out media handling, previews, retries, and user limits
What WPVoicer changes
✓WordPress-first plugin and workflow
✓Prepaid minute plans that are easy to understand
✓Built-in voices, optional custom voice cloning
✓White-label experience for your readers and clients
✓No API setup burden pushed onto the customer
What it unlocks
Audio becomes a publishing layer, not an extra operational headache.
WPVoicer helps teams ship article audio faster, keep the experience branded, and test new distribution formats without building a custom stack.
More ways to consume your articles
Give readers a listening option for long-form content, editorial pieces, and time-sensitive posts.
White-label by design
Keep the listening experience on your site, under your own brand, instead of sending users into third-party tools.
Stronger editorial velocity
Turn existing posts into audio without adding a manual recording or editing workflow to the publishing team.
Custom voice when it matters
Use premium built-in voices for speed or activate custom voice cloning for a more distinctive branded sound.
Predictable usage model
Prepaid minutes make spending easier to understand than a pile of raw provider metrics and hidden operational overhead.
Built for WordPress teams
From solo publishers to agencies managing multiple sites, the workflow stays simple and repeatable.
Best fit
Not for everyone. Very good for the teams that already publish seriously on WordPress.
WPVoicer fits best when article publishing is already a consistent habit and audio should become an integrated extension of that habit.
Independent publishers
Add audio to analysis, commentary, and long-form posts without bringing in a separate production team.
Editorial blogs and magazines
Turn article libraries into listenable content while keeping workflow and distribution close to your CMS.
Agencies managing WordPress sites
Offer article audio as a premium service without making every customer configure providers and APIs.
Prepaid minutes
Simple commercial model, easier to explain to clients than provider billing internals.
Custom voice premium
Keep voice cloning as a meaningful differentiator instead of burying it inside generic TTS pricing.
No API friction
Customers do not need to become TTS buyers, integrators, or infrastructure managers.
WordPress-native delivery
The product feels like part of the publishing system, not an external bolt-on.
Pricing
Minute-based pricing built for publisher workflows, not raw API buyers.
Install the plugin first and create a free account with 10 minutes. Minute packages and the Voice Cloning add-on are purchased later from inside the plugin dashboard.
First package
€29.90 / 100 min
Best for trying WPVoicer on a real WordPress site before buying a larger minute block.
Free account: 10 minutes after plugin install
Purchase: buy this package from the plugin dashboard
Voice cloning: add-on available
Minutes: no expiration, buy now and use later
Creator
€59.90 / 250 min
For sites that publish regularly and want enough prepaid minutes to cover more articles over time.
Free account: 10 minutes after plugin install
Purchase: buy this package from the plugin dashboard
Voice cloning: add-on available
Minutes: no expiration, buy now and use later
Best fit
Pro
€99.90 / 500 min
The most natural plan for teams that want WPVoicer to feel like part of the editorial stack.
Free account: 10 minutes after plugin install
Purchase: buy this package from the plugin dashboard
Voice cloning: add-on available
Minutes: no expiration, buy now and use later
Business
€179.90 / 1000 min
For agencies, publications, and teams that want the strongest price-per-minute without going custom.
Free account: 10 minutes after plugin install
Purchase: buy this package from the plugin dashboard
Voice cloning: add-on available
Minutes: no expiration, buy now and use later
FAQ
Questions a serious WordPress buyer will ask before switching on article audio.
These are the objections worth answering early, because they sit directly on the path to conversion.
Do I need to configure any TTS APIs?
No. That is one of the main points of WPVoicer. The product is meant to remove that setup burden from the customer.
Is WPVoicer just a wrapper around a voice model?
No. The value is the WordPress-native workflow, the commercial model, the white-label experience, and the operational simplicity around article audio.
Can I use a custom voice?
Yes. Voice cloning is available as a separate add-on. Minute packages do not include it by default.
How is pricing calculated?
WPVoicer uses prepaid minute packages. The minutes do not expire, so you can buy now and use them later without a monthly reset.
Who is this best for?
Teams already publishing on WordPress that want a usable article-audio workflow, not a custom technical project.
What is the fastest way to test it?
Download the plugin, create your free account inside WPVoicer, and generate audio from one real article on your own site.
Plugin first
Install the plugin. Create your WPVoicer account inside the plugin.
Download WPVoicer, install it on your own WordPress site, and follow the guided onboarding wizard inside the plugin. It helps even non-technical users create their WPVoicer account, connect the site, and generate audio from one real post with the free minutes.
1
Download the WPVoicer plugin
Use the WordPress plugin first, not a disconnected SaaS signup flow.
2
Install and activate it in WordPress
Upload the plugin, open WPVoicer, and connect your site.
3
Register inside the plugin
Your WPVoicer account is created from the plugin installed on your own WordPress site.
4
Generate audio from the WordPress post editor
Open a real post, launch WPVoicer from the editor, and use the free minutes before buying a package.
WPVoicer pluginInstall on your site to create your WPVoicer account
WordPress plugin
Create WPVoicer accountConnect this site and get free minutes.
Entry pointDownload plugin first
RegistrationWPVoicer account created inside the plugin
TrialGenerate one real post audio