Month: October 2019

We’ve installed an ssl certificate and now Phonetizer.com is accessible via the https protocol, which makes it much more secure.

At long last I have updated the online version of Phonetizer. 

Now phonetic symbols are correctly added from the toolbar in Google Chrome and Opera (previously there was a bug where clicking on a phonetic symbol in the toolbar resulted in two identical symbols added to the text).

I had to temporarily remove the Speak button because of changes on Microsoft side that broke this functionality. Restoring text to speech abilities requires further investigation.

You can now not only add phonetic transcription to English texts but also listen to any English texts with the web version of Phonetizer.

Select any portion of text (in the text box on the right) you want to be spoken and click the Speak button on the toolbar.

Compatible with the latest versions of Google Chrome for Windows and macOS X, Opera for Windows, Safari for macOS X, and Firefox for Windows and macOS X. 

The web version of Phonetizer is not optimised for but works in iPads and Android tablet devices, including speech.

Try it here.

Phonetizer for Windows has been updated to version 2.6.

In version 2.6 we added an autoupdater that notifies you about new Phonetizer releases and allows you to download them.

Download Demo for Windows

Phonetizer for Windows has been updated to version 2.5 which adds American English pronunciations for over 26,000 proper names (names of people, places, nationalities).

Download Demo for Windows

The demo version of Phonetizer for Mac OS X has been updated to version 2.4 which adds over 26,000 proper names (names of people, places, nationalities).

Download demo for Mac OS X

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