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AlesandraB
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September 15, 2026
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character limit

  • September 15, 2026
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Apparently there is a character limit when adding a txt file to generate speech. But nowhere is the character limit mentioned.

    Correct answer N8.

    Hey ​@AlesandraB 
    Please have a look in Adobe Acrobat: PDF Spaces. If you have a PDF written out as a dialogue you can create a podcast. I am not sure if there is a character limit. I know 100 different PDFs as a limit.
     

    Cheers

    Nate

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    September 15, 2026

    Hi AlesandraB!

    You're right that the character limit isn't currently clearly documented when importing a TXT file into Generate Speech.

    If you're running into a character limit with a longer script, one workaround is to split the TXT file into smaller sections and generate the speech in multiple parts. I'd recommend splitting the text at natural breaks, such as paragraphs, scenes, or sections, rather than cutting it in the middle of a sentence.

    You can then download the generated audio clips separately and combine them afterward if needed.

    Thanks for flagging this. Having the supported text length clearly documented would certainly make it easier to plan longer voiceover projects.

    Thanks

    Matt

    AlesandraB
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    September 16, 2026

    Thanks for the response ​@Matt Delarge but I discovered so many issues with the tool, I stopped using it. It doesn’t handle multiple voices, it’s scripts have to be written differently to every other tool on the market… Yeah - I moved on to ElevenLabs.

    N8.
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    N8.Community ExpertCorrect answer
    September 19, 2026

    Hey ​@AlesandraB 
    Please have a look in Adobe Acrobat: PDF Spaces. If you have a PDF written out as a dialogue you can create a podcast. I am not sure if there is a character limit. I know 100 different PDFs as a limit.
     

    Cheers

    Nate