TTS Chat reads your chat out loud while you play. It uses neural voices (Edge-TTS) and plays locally, with a sequential queue so messages don't overlap.
Everything it can do
- Reads TikTok, Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Starvios chat, each toggled separately.
- Configurable default voice, with speed, pitch and volume.
- Random voice per message, or a random voice locked per viewer.
- Special voices assigned to specific users.
- Per-role, per-platform permissions: who gets read out loud.
- Cleanup filters: strip emojis and emotes, strip links, anti-spam.
- Customizable message template (how the speaker is announced).
- Test and log tab to validate before going live.
Permissions: who gets a voice
You can open it to the whole chat or reserve it: subscribers, fan club members, moderators or specific users. It's the main lever to make TTS a reward instead of background noise.
Filters you should turn on
Without cleanup, the engine reads emote names and full URLs. The emoji/emote and link filters solve 90% of awkward messages, and anti-spam stops the same repeated text from monopolizing the queue.
Step by step
- Open TTS Chat and enable the platforms you want read.
- Pick the default voice and set speed, pitch and volume.
- Configure per-role permissions and cleanup filters.
- Test from the test tab and balance the volume against the game.
FAQ
Will it be heard on stream?
Playback is native on your PC, so it mixes into the system audio you already capture. Check the output device selected in the app header.
Try it on your next stream
OverInteractive is free to start. Download the app, connect your platform, and your audience is interacting within five minutes.
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