Audio converter for phone systems
PCM WAV, G.711 A-law, µ-law, MP3 and more. Preview and download the output. Free, without signup.
Phone announcement tools
A finished audio file, a draft script or an entire call flow: choose a tool for the task. Find the right starting point and the practical help to move forward.
Once the script, voice and mix are ready, check your phone system’s technical requirements. Choose the known target format. Conversion changes the file; it does not add a new voice or new content.
PCM WAV, G.711 A-law, µ-law, MP3 and more. Preview and download the output. Free, without signup.
Convert prompts to PCM WAV at 8 kHz, 16-bit, mono. With an audio comparison, test file and import steps.
Start with a few sentences or an example script. Choose a voice, add optional music and check pronunciation in your own preview. Previewing does not place an order.
Enter a script, choose a voice and optional music, preview for free. Finished announcements from €49 net; review the total before ordering.
Greetings, opening hours, waiting and keypad choices should work together. Plan when each message plays and where the call goes next. This helps avoid conflicting scripts and missing fallback routes.
Prepare related announcements together and agree the call flow. Configuring your phone system is a separate step.
Settle the script, music and audio format before using the recording in your phone system.
Understand container, codec, sample rate and channels, from export to test call.
Hear the same script with voice only and two music mixes.
Start with a suitable example for reception, voicemail or a closure.
Plan scripts, call flow and language versions with practical examples.
Upload the finished file to the intended place in your phone system. Check the greeting, music level, schedules and each transfer route as a caller would experience them. A completed download gives you the prepared file; a test call verifies the whole flow.
Plan local-language announcements and an English version for international guests.