Load the model
Select Load model. The ONNX graphs and the audio codec are fetched once and cached by your browser.
Type a sentence and MOSS-TTS-Nano reads it back inside your browser. The model is a 0.1B multilingual speech model that runs on WebAssembly, so nothing is uploaded and no server is involved.
Your audio appears here
The speech model and audio codec come from Hugging Face, not from 73hi.
Weights live at MOSS-TTS-Nano-100M-ONNX and MOSS-Audio-Tokenizer-Nano-ONNX, both released under Apache-2.0.
Generate speech on your own machine without an account or a server queue.
Select Load model. The ONNX graphs and the audio codec are fetched once and cached by your browser.
Enter your sentence, pick a built-in voice, or upload a short reference clip to clone a voice.
Select Speak, listen in the player, then download the audio as a WAV file.
MOSS-TTS-Nano pairs a small autoregressive language model with a neural audio codec. Everything runs on the WebAssembly backend of ONNX Runtime Web.
| Stage | What it does | Where it runs |
|---|---|---|
| Tokenizer | Turns your text into the token ids the language model expects | Your browser |
| Prefill | Reads the text and voice prompt in one pass and produces the conditioning hidden states | Your browser |
| Frame decoding | Predicts one frame of audio codes at a time across 16 codebooks | Your browser |
| Audio codec | Decodes the audio codes back into a 48 kHz waveform | Your browser |
Everything needed to read text aloud without handing it to a third party.
Text and audio stay on your device. There is no request that carries what you typed.
The model is small enough to run on CPU through WebAssembly at usable speed.
MOSS-TTS-Nano supports many languages, including Chinese and English.
No signup, no daily limit and no watermark on the audio you generate.
No. The model runs on WebAssembly inside your browser, so the text and the generated audio never leave your device.
The ONNX graphs are fetched from Hugging Face at run time, not from 73hi. If the Hub is unreachable from your network, you can set a mirror URL or pick model files you already downloaded.
The speech model and the audio codec together are roughly 760 MB. Your browser caches them, so later visits in the same browser start much faster.
No. MOSS-TTS-Nano is a 0.1B parameter model designed for CPU inference and runs on the WebAssembly backend.