Text-to-Speech (TTS) via tts.102465.xyz

Convert text into spoken audio using a hosted TTS API that supports multiple providers, voices, emotions, and tuning parameters.

API Base URL

https://tts.102465.xyz

All endpoints are under the /api prefix.

Quick Reference

Generating Speech

Two equivalent ways to call the TTS endpoint:

POST (recommended for longer text or programmatic use)

curl -X POST https://tts.102465.xyz/api/tts \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"text":"你好世界","voice":"晓晓","emotion":"温柔","provider":"azure"}' \
  --output output.mp3

GET (convenient for short text or browser-playable links)

https://tts.102465.xyz/api/tts?text=你好世界&voice=晓晓&provider=azure

The response is an audio file (MP3). Save it with --output in curl, or open the GET URL directly in a browser to play.

Parameters

Providers at a Glance

• azure — Default provider. Richest feature set: many voices, emotion/style control, rate and pitch tuning.
• volcengine — Alternative Chinese-language voices including specialty voices (e.g. film narration).
• edge — Microsoft Edge TTS voices including regional dialect options (e.g. Liaoning dialect). Supports rate and pitch.

Choosing a Voice and Emotion

Before generating speech, query the available voices for a provider:

curl https://tts.102465.xyz/api/voices?provider=azure

This returns a JSON list of voices and, for Azure, their supported emotions/styles. Use the voice's Chinese label (e.g. 晓晓) or English ID in the voice parameter, and pick an emotion from the voice's supported list for the emotion parameter.

Workflow

1. Clarify requirements — Ask the user what text they want spoken, in what language, and whether they have a preference for voice gender, style, or emotion.
2. Pick a provider — Default to azure unless the user needs a specialty voice from another provider. If unsure, query /api/providers and /api/voices?provider=<name> to browse options.
3. Generate the audio — Call /api/tts with the chosen parameters. For programmatic use, POST with JSON body; for a quick shareable link, construct a GET URL.
4. Deliver the result — If using curl/POST, save the MP3 to /mnt/user-data/outputs/ and present it to the user. If constructing a GET link, provide the URL so the user can play it in-browser.

Example GET URLs

Azure with emotion:

https://tts.102465.xyz/api/tts?text=今天天气真不错&provider=azure&voice=晓晓&emotion=温柔

Volcengine specialty voice:

https://tts.102465.xyz/api/tts?text=在遥远的东方，有一个古老的传说&provider=volcengine&voice=影视男解说%20中英混

Edge dialect voice:

https://tts.102465.xyz/api/tts?text=今天咱们唠唠嗑&provider=edge&voice=晓北%20辽宁%20女

Tips

• URL-encode Chinese characters and spaces when constructing GET URLs (e.g. %20 for space).
• The emotion parameter only works with Azure. Other providers ignore it.
• rate and pitch are percentages — positive values speed up / raise pitch, negative values slow down / lower pitch. They work with Azure and Edge.
• If the user doesn't specify a voice, omit the voice parameter to use the provider's default.
• When generating audio files programmatically, save as .mp3.