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English Audio Generator — Create classroom audio quickly
Now supports two-voice dialogues

A browser-based audio tool for teachers, tutors, and lesson designers who need listening material, pronunciation models, or narrated slides — without setup friction.

✓ Free to use ✓ Multiple voices ✓ Downloadable audio file ✓ May work offline after caching

Use one voice for the whole text.

Speed 0.85×
Your text
Voice
File name (no extension)
How it works: The voice model runs entirely in your browser — no servers, no API keys. The first use downloads the model (~86 MB) and caches it; after that it's instant. Requires internet only on first load.
Ready — enter your text and click Generate

How it works

English dialogue audio for listening lessons

Use Dialogue mode to turn a conversation script into a two-voice English MP3. Assign a different voice to Speaker 1 and Speaker 2, adjust the speed, and download one audio file ready for classroom activities, role-play practice, or PowerPoint.

ListeningClassroom.com uses a neural voice model that runs entirely in your browser — no servers, no uploads, no sign-up required. Your text never leaves your device. Click Generate Audio, wait a few seconds, then download the MP3 file directly to your computer.

The downloaded file is an MP3 that can be inserted into PowerPoint presentations, Google Slides, media players, and many video-editing applications. It can be used for listening exercises, dictation tracks, pronunciation practice, and narrated presentations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I create an English dialogue with two voices?

Yes. Choose Dialogue mode, write one speaker turn per line, select a voice for each speaker, and generate a single MP3 with both voices and short pauses between turns.

Is this tool free to use?

Yes. The neural voice model runs locally in your browser with no API keys or subscriptions required. There are no hidden costs at this time.

Which browsers are supported?

Recent browsers with WebAssembly support are required. Chrome and Edge are the main browsers tested for the generator; Safari and Firefox may also work, but performance can vary by device and browser.

Can I use the audio in PowerPoint?

Yes. After downloading, use PowerPoint's Insert → Audio option and select the MP3 file. The exact menu wording can vary by PowerPoint version.

Is my text stored or sent anywhere?

No. Everything happens locally in your browser. Your text is never sent to any server.

Why people use it

The goal of ListeningClassroom.com is to remove friction from a very specific classroom task: getting clean English audio fast. Instead of juggling uploads, logins, or separate desktop software, you can paste text, choose a voice, and produce something usable in minutes.

Listening exercises

Create short passages for comprehension tasks, gap-fill activities, and homework practice without leaving the browser.

Pronunciation practice

Generate repeated examples at different speeds so learners can hear the same sentence more than once before they answer.

Presentation narration

Download MP3 audio for slides, demos, and micro-lessons when you want consistent narration instead of live recording.

Accessible lesson materials

Turn written instructions into audio so students can listen again later, especially in blended or asynchronous settings.

Practical note: the first MP3 generation downloads the voice model to your browser cache. After that, the site is much faster on repeat visits.