Twitch Text to Speech, a tool for streamers that reads out highlighted messages form chat.
You can use this as a browser source inside OBS or have a browser window open. When using this app in the browser make sure to at least click the page once so it is allowed to play audio. You will not see any elements on the page as long as no highlighted messages are sent.
Note For now, this only works with the default highlighted message reward so none of the custom ones. You can download the project and edit the code to make it work with custom channel point rewards but takes a bit more effort to set up.
When using the live version
https://twitchtts.vercel.app/?
When running locally
http://localhost:3000/?
You can add multiple parameters to a URL by chaining them using the &
symbol, see example
channel=firefox__
You can select a different text to speech voice by adding the voice parameter. By default, this is set to Brian.
voice=Brian
These are the voices you should be able to use (Note that some might not work)
Aditi | Amy | Astrid | Bianca | Brian | Camila | Carla
Carmen | Celine | Chantal | Conchita | Cristiano | Dora | Emma
Enrique | Ewa | Filiz | Geraint | Giorgio | Gwyneth | Hans
Ines | Ivy | Jacek | Jan | Joanna | Joey | Justin
Karl | Kendra | Kimberly | Lea | Liv | Lotte | Lucia
Lupe | Mads | Maja | Marlene | Mathieu | Matthew | Maxim
Mia | Miguel | Mizuki | Naja | Nicole | Penelope | Raveena
Ricardo | Ruben | Russell | Salli | Seoyeon | Takumi | Tatyana
Vicki | Vitoria | Zeina | Zhiyu
tts=true
If you want to only show and or read out the highlighted messages send by subs you can do so by adding subOnly=true
to the URL
By adding the limit parameter to your URL you can prevent very long messages from beeing totaly read out.
By default this is set to null which will read out the entire message.
You can change the limit using the limit parameter like so: limit=100
Note that the character limit on a twitch message is 500 characters
This is an example on how your URL might look:
https://twitchtts.vercel.app/?channel=Firefox__&tts=true&voice=Brian
First, we have the base URL, then we set the channel to Firefox__
using channel=Firefox__
then we turn the text to speech function on using tts=true
and last but not least we set the text to speech voice to Brian
using the voice parameter.
If you want to tinker on the project, see how it work or customize it to fit your needs, you can!
First of all, make sure you have Node.js, NPM and Git installed.
- Choose or make a new directory to clone the project to
- Clone the repository using
git clone [email protected]:Vuurvos1/twitchTTS.git
- Cd into the project folder
- Run
npm install
(orpnpm install
oryarn
) to install the needed npm packages
You can start the project by running npm start
in your console.
By default, the project will be hosted on localhost:3000
Once you've cloned the project and installed dependencies with npm install
(or pnpm install
or yarn
), you can start a development server:
npm run dev
# or start the server and open the app in a new browser tab
npm run dev -- --open
To create a production version of the app:
npm run build
You can preview the production build with npm run preview
.
To deploy your app, you may need to install an adapter for your target environment.
List of possible future features
- Config files
- Custom rewards support
- More voices from different service
- [ x ] Sub only mode
- [ x ] Character limit
- Word blacklist
Author: Vuurvos1, license by MIT
This project is based on HighlightOfMyChat by Instafluff, find it at github.com/instafluff/HighlightOfMyChat