Enabling your website to get your WV_SITE_ID is free; you can do it from here. Authorize website.
Once you authorize your website, you will have access to a dashboard with daily play stats and other statistics.
No, the widget is very small in size and is loaded asynchronously after your website is fully loaded and usable, so it won't interfere with the loading speed of your website.
We are constantly working to support more languages. At the moment the supported languages are the following:
We want to make the internet easy to consume and accessible; therefore, we want to allow everyone to enable text-to-speech for their website and their users.
We offer a free trial version that you can easily install on your website. After the free trial you can upgrade your package or remove the widget from your website. We never collect or sell any data but we might show ads at some point in the widget space or in the audio on the free trial or the cheapest plan to cover the service costs.
You can always upgrade to a paid plan that includes many additional features as well as removing the possible ads.
We don't collect or sell any data; that is not our business. We only collect the required data for the operation of the service.
A new audio play is considered the first instance of conversion (text to audio) per day. All subsequent plays on the same article are unlimited and not counted for that day.
For example, if you have an article on one webpage and 3 visitors are coming from different locations, the first person who clicks the play button will be the only one counted as the “new audio play” that day, and the next 2 visitors will not counted.
One audio play is equivalent to about 1000 words. If you have 10 audio plays available on your account (Professional package), it will be equal to 10 articles that contain 1000 words each or 1 long article of up to 10,000 words, which can be converted once per day.
If one article exceeds 1000 words (e.g. 1800 words), it will then consume 2 audio plays per day for the first play.
Please follow the 5-minute installation tutorial. Add text-to-speech to WordPress.
If your site is hosted On Wordpress.com, unfortunately, you won't be able to install our widget.
Please follow the instructions found in the official Squarespace documentation then, and add the script that you will find in your WebsiteVoice dashboard to the footer section of the Squarespace setup.
Please follow the 5-minute installation tutorial. Add text-to-speech to Blogger.
You can follow the 5-minute installation tutorial. Add text-to-speech to Shopify.
Follow the 5-minute installation tutorial. Add text-to-speech to Wix.
Please follow the instructions found in the official Webflow documentation. Add the script that you will find in your WebsiteVoice dashboard in the footer section of the Webflow setup.
Please follow the 5-minute installation tutorial. Add text-to-speech to Joomla.
If you have a page where you don't want voice enabled, just add the class wv‑disable to the body of the page.
If you added the script but the widget is still not appearing on your website, it might be that the widget fails to automatically detect the text or article on your website. You must use the custom text CSS selector to specify what text must be read in the widget area.
If the widget is not appearing automatically on your website or if you want to specify the location or text to be read by the widget, you can do do by using a custom CSS selector.
To do that, you will have to create a CSS selector for the HTML element that you want the widget to read.
For example if you have the following HTML element: <div class="text-to-read">I want to read this text with WebsiteVoice</div> you would specify the following custom CSS text selector: .text-to-read in the widget creation page of the dashboard.
If you want to keep reading the same text but display the button in a different place, add the following code where you want the button to appear:
<div class="wv-button-placeholder"></div>
The button is injected into your website so you can override the styles with CSS and style it your own way.
