AtlasVoice Pro adds AI voice generation and audio tools to AtlasVoice for WordPress and WooCommerce. Add a player to selected posts, pages, product descriptions, and supported custom post types such as portfolios and testimonials. The base add-on uses the user’s browser speech synthesis, so available voices and languages depend on their browser and operating system. Pro adds AtlasVoice’s own engine with voices in 81 languages, smart sentence splitting, and MP3 generation. This engine is included with Pro and does not require a separate provider account or API charge.

Choose an engine and configure playback

Connect a provider from the Integration menu, select its player in Customization, then choose a voice and language in Listening. Available voices and languages depend on the selected provider.

• AtlasVoice TTS Pro: The included engine includes voices in 81 languages and generates MP3 files.
• Google Cloud Text to Speech: Offers 300 or more voices in 90 or more languages, including Neural2, WaveNet, and Standard voice types. Google bills for usage.
• OpenAI Text to Speech: Provides the Alloy, Echo, Fable, Nova, Onyx, and Shimmer voices with Standard (tts-1) and HD (tts-1-hd) models. OpenAI bills for usage.
• ElevenLabs Text to Speech: Offers more than 100 premium voices, with accent labels and controls for stability, similarity, style, and speed. ElevenLabs bills by character usage.

Set up audio for multilingual content

Pro works with WPML, GTranslate, TranslatePress, and Polylang. The player can detect a language change and adjust the voice accordingly. Audio gives users who prefer listening or have visual impairments, dyslexia, or reading difficulties another way to access selected content.

Adjust content and player controls

Choose from six player styles and personalize settings such as color, size, margins, and show dates. Pro players use a responsive HTML5 audio player with a progress bar, volume and speed controls, and a download button. Visitors can download generated MP3 files, and you can upload a prerecorded MP3 for a post.

Generate MP3s in bulk for hundreds of posts from the WordPress posts list. Long articles can be split into chunks and combined into one MP3. Choose whether the audio includes the post title or excerpt, add introductory or closing text, and read dynamically rendered content from the page. Content filters can target elements with CSS selectors or exclude specific text, HTML tags, posts, categories, or tags. Text Alias rules replace abbreviations and other terms with their spoken equivalents.

Read-along highlighting follows sentences with AtlasVoice TTS Pro and OpenAI voices; Google Cloud and ElevenLabs voices support word-level highlighting. Pro also generates JSON-LD Audio Schema markup for audio content.

Review listening activity and back up audio

Advanced analytics include engagement funnels, browser, device and operating system breakdowns, popular posts, listening trends, and peak-hour data. Listener location details are available when location tracking is enabled. Provider usage can also be checked from the WordPress dashboard, including ElevenLabs character usage and links to Google Cloud and OpenAI usage dashboards.

Pro can back up generated MP3 files to Google Cloud Storage for any of the supported voice providers. Configure a Google Cloud service account JSON file in Integration for storage, even when another provider generates the audio.

Use WordPress integrations and developer tools

Pro supports custom post types such as WooCommerce products, portfolios, and testimonials, and is described as compatible with Advanced Custom Fields, Custom Post Type UI, Toolset Types, Elementor, WPBakery, Divi, caching extensions, and the listed multilingual add-ons. The [atlasvoice] shortcode places a player in supported content. Developers can use more than 50 filters and hooks or the REST API under the tta_pro/v1 namespace for programmatic audio generation.

Installation

Install and activate the base AtlasVoice add-on, then install and activate the Pro add-on alongside it. Choose the post types where the player should appear. Connect a provider in Integration if needed, select its player in Customization, and set the voice and language in Listening. For Google Cloud, OpenAI, or ElevenLabs, configure the provider’s account or API credentials as required. Publish or update content to make the player available on the selected post types.