QuietScript is a silent subliminal maker for your documents, notes and affirmations. Paste or upload, pick a voice, and get a silent track with a built-in proof check. Your document never leaves your phone.
Free for up to 300 words. No account. Works in your browser.
You press play, hear nothing, and hope something is in there. QuietScript was built to fix the three problems people complain about most.
A silent track sounds the same whether it holds your words, someone else's words, or nothing at all.
MP3 conversion and some apps cut the high frequencies where the words live, and nothing warns you.
Study notes, sales scripts and personal affirmations are private. Most tools upload them to process.
Four steps, a few minutes, no audio editing.
Paste text or upload a TXT, PDF or Word file. Whole documents, not just a few lines.
Use the on-device computer voice, record yourself, or use a recording you already have.
QuietScript shifts the speech above normal hearing, into the 17.5 to 21 kHz range.
Read the proof, hear it with Reveal, then loop it with a sleep timer or save it as a WAV.
Other tools tell you the words are in there. QuietScript shows you.
Start free. Pay once when you want long documents and unlimited tracks. No subscription required.
It is a recording of spoken words that has been shifted up into a very high frequency range, around 17,500 to 21,000 Hz, so most adults hear little or nothing when it plays. QuietScript creates that shift from your own words.
Nobody can honestly promise that. The research on subliminal audio is mixed, and no one has shown that people learn the meaning of long silent recordings. What QuietScript guarantees is the part that can be measured: your words are in the file, the file passes a signal check, and you can hear them any time with Reveal.
No. Reading your document, making the voice and creating the silent track all happen on your own phone or computer. The computer voice downloads an open-source voice model once, and your words are never sent with it.
Paste any text, or upload a TXT file, a PDF with real text in it, or a Word .docx file. You can also record your own voice reading it, or use an audio recording you already have.
Converting to MP3, and sending audio through some messaging apps, can strip out the very high frequencies where your words live. WAV keeps them. Run any copy through Reveal to check.
No. Lifetime is a one-time payment, and the app keeps working for good. Bug fixes are always free. New features are included for the first 12 months; after that, an optional Updates Plan at $29 a year keeps new features coming.
Most do, but not all. The built-in speaker check plays short high tones and listens with your microphone to see which ones your setup can actually produce, so you know before you rely on it.
Free, private, and you can check every word.
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