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Text-to-Speech

Streamerly's TTS system reads alert messages and viewer content aloud on your stream. It supports a library of voices in multiple languages, with both Standard and Neural engine options.

How TTS Works​

TTS is tied to your Stream Triggers. When a trigger fires and includes a text message (from a cheer, sub message, or Super Cheer), TTS converts that text to speech and plays it on your overlay.

The flow is:

  1. A viewer event includes a text message
  2. Your trigger's TTS settings determine the voice and timing
  3. The text is synthesized using your selected voice
  4. The audio plays through your overlay's Alert Box widget

Configuration​

TTS is enabled per stream trigger. See TTS in Alerts for setup instructions.

Key settings:

  • Default Voice — The voice used when no specific voice is selected
  • Voice List — Available voices for randomization or viewer selection
  • Randomized Voice — Randomly pick a voice for each alert
  • Allow User Choice — Let viewers select their voice (Super Cheers)
  • Read Event / Read Message — Control what gets read aloud

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