Frequently Asked Questions

What is ValVoice?

ValVoice is a Windows desktop application that converts Valorant in-game text chat into spoken voice.

It uses screen OCR to recognize chat text and local text-to-speech to turn that text into audio, helping players communicate without reading chat manually.

How does ValVoice convert Valorant text chat into voice?

ValVoice reads visible Valorant text chat using screen OCR and converts the detected messages into speech.

The speech is generated locally and can be piped into a virtual audio cable, which Valorant uses as its microphone input. Your teammates hear the AI voice in real time.

Does ValVoice work on Windows?

Yes, ValVoice is exclusively a Windows desktop application.

Because Valorant is a Windows game, the software runs locally alongside the client.

What is screen OCR?

Screen OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is a technology that recognizes text visible on the screen and extracts it into digital text.

ValVoice uses this to safely read chat without touching the game files.

What is Valorant text-to-voice?

Valorant text-to-voice refers to the process of instantly converting in-game text messages typed by players into spoken audio, allowing teammates to hear the chat rather than reading it.

ValVoice performs this automatically during gameplay.

Does ValVoice read Valorant text chat using OCR?

Yes, ValVoice strictly uses screen OCR to read chat.

It does not inject into game files or memory, making it a safe external accessibility tool.

Is ValVoice safe to use with Valorant?

Yes, ValVoice is safe to use as it relies entirely on local visual recognition.

Because it does not modify the Valorant client or its memory space, it operates safely alongside Vanguard.

What is VB-CABLE used for?

VB-CABLE is a virtual audio device used to route ValVoice's speech output directly into Valorant's microphone input.

It acts as a bridge, tricking the game into accepting the synthesized voice as your actual microphone.