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"Tools for speech generation, video translation, and voice conversion" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the complete JSON schema for video generation to understand all configuration options, constraints, and examples before creating valid video configurations.
    MIT
  • Convert text to speech with selectable voice and language. Get an mp3 URL for standalone use or as voiceover in video composition.
    MIT
  • Ducks background music under a voice track by lowering volume during speech and raising it in pauses, returning a mixed audio or video file.
    MIT
  • Create or update an AI Target for evaluation simulations. Supports generation models, custom endpoints, and voice agents with templates, tools, and HTTP settings.
    Apache 2.0
  • Convert text into speech audio using saved voice profiles, with control over language, style, speed, and output format.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Check Paxa model availability, limits, credit pricing, and supported translation languages before running large speech, transcription, OCR, or extraction jobs.
    MIT

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  • Creates a finished MP4 video ad, Reel, TikTok ad, UGC video, or commercial from a creative plan, using real product photos and brand voice with timed shots and clean speech.
    MIT
  • Convert text to speech audio files using specified voices and models, saving results to your chosen directory for accessibility or content creation.
    MIT
  • Convert audio files to different voices while preserving speech content. Transform MP3 or WAV files using voice IDs with adjustable similarity and optional background noise removal.
    MIT
  • Generate AI subtitles for a hosted video by providing its video ID. Speech is transcribed into a WebVTT track with automatic language detection or a specified ISO code, and attached to the video when complete.
    MIT
  • Avoid speech errors by checking installed offline text-to-speech voices, with gender, locale, and engine, before generating audio.
    MIT
  • Start a live phone conversation: place a call that YOU will speak on and listen to. Costs money (the call, speech-to-text and text-to-speech are all billed).
    MIT
  • Create raw MP3 speech from one script or a multi-speaker dialogue where each speaker keeps one voice. Use it for standalone voiceovers, not for adding audio to video.
    MIT
  • Create custom voice profiles from audio samples for text-to-speech and speech-to-speech applications. Analyze MP3 or WAV files to generate voice replicas that mimic original audio characteristics.
    MIT
  • Find specific video segments using semantic search across speech, on-screen text, and visuals. Returns timestamps and metadata for precise moment retrieval.
    MIT
  • Identify which media generation capabilities are available, such as text-to-image, image-to-video, lipsync, and text-to-speech. Use this overview to choose a mode and continue.
    MIT