TTS WebUI
FreeOpen Source generative AI App for voice and music, supporting 15+ TTS models.
FreeFree tier
Inputs: text, audioOutputs: audio
About TTS WebUI
TTS WebUI is an open-source Gradio and React web interface for generative AI voice and music, supporting over 15 text-to-speech models including Bark, MusicGen, RVC, Tortoise, and more. It offers a unified platform for text-to-speech, audio/music generation, and audio conversion, with many additional models available as extensions. The project features a user-friendly installer (TTS WebUI Ignition), supports Docker deployment, and integrates with Silly Tavern for roleplay applications.
Key Features
Gradio + React WebUI interface
Supports 15+ TTS models (Bark, MusicGen, RVC, Tortoise, MAGNeT, Demucs, etc.)
Extensible via built-in and community extensions (GPT-SoVITS, CosyVoice, OpenVoice, etc.)
Audio/music generation and audio conversion/tools (Vocos, Demucs, AudioSep, etc.)
One-click installer for Windows (winget) and support for Linux/macOS
Docker deployment available
Integration with Silly Tavern for roleplay scenarios
Active open-source community with 3.2k stars and 325 forks on GitHub
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Completely free and open-source
- Wide model selection covering TTS, music, and audio tools
- Extensible plugin architecture for adding new models
- User-friendly installers and Docker support reduce setup complexity
- Active development with regular updates and community contributions
Cons
- Base installation requires ~10.7 GB disk space; models add 2-8 GB each
- Some models are only available as extensions and not pre-installed
- Python 3.12 not yet supported; requires 3.10 or 3.11
- Manual installation can be complex for non-technical users
- GPU recommended for optimal performance (CPU support limited)
Best For
Text-to-speech generation for narration, assistants, and content creationMusic generation and audio synthesis for creative projectsVoice conversion and audio enhancement with RVC, Vocos, and other toolsRoleplay and interactive storytelling via Silly Tavern integrationResearch and experimentation with multiple SOTA TTS models
FAQ
How do I install TTS WebUI?
Recommended method is TTS WebUI Ignition: on Windows use 'winget install TTS-WebUI.Ignition'. For other platforms, download the latest release from GitHub or build from source. Legacy installer and manual installation steps are also available in the repository.
What models are supported?
The base installation includes 15+ models like Bark, MusicGen, RVC, Tortoise, MAGNeT, Demucs, MMS, StyleTTS2, SeamlessM4T, etc. Many additional models (marked with *) are available as extensions, including GPT-SoVITS, CosyVoice, OpenVoice, Kokoro TTS, Piper TTS, and more.
Can I use TTS WebUI with Silly Tavern?
Yes, the project includes integration with Silly Tavern for roleplay and conversational AI applications, as referenced in the repository's navigation.
Is there a Docker setup?
Yes, the repository includes a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml for containerized deployment.
Does TTS WebUI support GPU acceleration?
Yes, the installer prompts you to select your GPU/chip (NVIDIA CUDA, AMD ROCm, Apple Metal, CPU). GPU is recommended for good performance with larger models.