Can You Use Text-to-Speech Audio Commercially?
What the Model Licenses Allow
ttsgenerator.com uses Supertonic 2 for the five-language browser path and Supertonic 3 for the 31-language browser path. Each model is governed by its own OpenRAIL-M license.
Subject to their terms, both licenses allow the models to be used to create content. They also state that, except as provided in the license, the licensor claims no rights in model output. That clause does not by itself establish who owns any copyright in the output or clear third-party rights. You remain accountable for the output and its later use, and all license restrictions still apply.
Check the Project Before You Publish
| Planned use | Check before publishing |
|---|---|
| Monetized video or podcast | Confirm rights to the script and other media, follow the model restrictions and machine-generated-content disclosure, and meet the platform’s originality, eligibility, and monetization rules. |
| Client work or advertising | Confirm client approval and clear the copyright, trademark, publicity, privacy, likeness, and advertising requirements that apply to the project. |
| Audiobook, course, or narration product | Confirm the necessary text and distribution rights, required disclosure, and acceptance under the intended storefront or platform rules. |
| Translated or localized content | Have a qualified reviewer check meaning, names, pronunciation, timing, and required disclosure in every language version. |
| Speech presented as a real person’s voice | If the audio is intentionally used or presented as a real person’s voice, obtain that person’s consent and any other permission the project requires. Do not impersonate anyone without consent, mislead listeners about identity or endorsement, or omit the machine-generated disclosure. |
Match Each Part to the Right Rules
- Script and other source material: You are responsible for having the rights or permissions needed to use them.
- Model, derivative, and voice-style files: Permission to use generated audio does not by itself authorize you to copy, host, or redistribute a model, model derivative, or voice-style file. Review the applicable license and notices before distributing any of these files.
- Generated audio: The applicable model license states that, except as provided in the license, the licensor claims no rights in model output. That clause does not by itself establish copyright ownership or clear third-party rights. You remain responsible for the audio and its later use.
- File format and browser software: Saving the same generated audio as MP3 or WAV does not change your responsibilities for that audio. The encoder, runtime, and other software components have their own licenses and notices; permission to use generated audio does not authorize redistribution of that software.
- Independent external services: Their own terms, privacy practices, pricing, account conditions, and rights requirements apply when you choose to use them.
Make the Final Check Before You Publish
Before publishing or selling generated audio, confirm the rights to the script and other project materials, provide a clear machine-generated disclosure, obtain any required voice or likeness consent, listen to the final result, and keep relevant permission and license records. Follow the advertising, copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, disclosure, and platform requirements that apply to the project. Downloading the audio does not add a machine-generated disclosure; add the disclosure in the context where you use or share the audio.
This page is a practical summary, not legal advice or a determination that every specific use is permitted. The applicable Supertonic model license, the Terms of Service, relevant third-party terms, and applicable law control within their respective scopes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use audio generated with ttsgenerator.com commercially?
Yes. You may use audio generated with ttsgenerator.com in commercial projects, subject to the OpenRAIL-M license accompanying the applicable Supertonic model and to other legal and platform requirements. Clearly disclose that the audio is machine-generated, use only materials you have the right to use, and follow all license restrictions, applicable law, and platform rules.
Can I use the audio in monetized videos or podcasts?
Yes, if the project follows the applicable model-license conditions, disclosure requirements, third-party rights, and platform rules. The destination platform still decides whether the content qualifies for publication or monetization, so commercial use does not guarantee approval.
What rights do I need before publishing?
You need all rights and permissions required for your script and every other protected element in the project, including text, music, images, trademarks, performances, voices, and likenesses. ttsgenerator.com does not grant rights in third-party materials, identities, or brands.