How to Adjust Text-to-speech Output on Google Pixel 7

This post will walk you through configuring the Pixel 7’s language and input settings to make necessary adjustments to the Google TTS output. Here’s a quick guide to adjust text-to-speech output on the new Google Pixel 7 smartphone.

Google Pixel 7 Text-to-speech Options

Among the available Google TTS Options you can use from the preferred engine settings menu include Install voice data, Use Wi-Fi only, Amplify speech volume, Language detection, and more.

A. Install Voice Data 

If you want to add a new voice data, tap Install voice data then select your preferred voice (language) on the next menu. On the succeeding menu, tap Download then select any from the available voices that you’d like to download for the selected language. Simply, tap on your preferred voice to use. Making a voice selection from every available language is pretty straightforward as you will hear a sample audio preview the moment you tap on a certain voice.

B. Use Wi-Fi only

If you’d like your device to download new voice data only when the device is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi network, then simply tap to enable the switch next to Use Wi-Fi only. Enabling this option will help conserve data usage especially when downloading voice data with bigger file size.

C. Amplify Speech Volume

You can turn this feature on if you want to make spoken text louder than normal. This can help make it easier for you to hear over other audio that might be playing while using Google TTS on your phone.

And that’s how you adjust the text-to-speech output settings on the new Google Pixel 7 smartphone.