Q: To avoid CORS blocking, whitelist the origin domain for production environments by providing a set of approved domains to Murf.

Articles on: <a href="/en/category/api-szk3rj/">API</a> Even if you've obtained an <code>api-key</code> , there can be instances where your requests are being blocked due to CORS. For development and testing, <code>localhost:3000</code> is whitelisted by default, requests can be sent from there. For production environments, make sure the origin domain is approved as a request origin by Murf. You can provide a set of domains and they will be approved for use by Murf. While it is possible to build workflows that access Murf API from the browser, we recommend the usage of server-side languages to integrate Murf API into your business logic. Updated on: 16/05/2023

Question 1

Account verification

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Account verification

After successfully creating your account using any of the following methods, the next step would be to verify your account to ensure that your details are accurate and up-to-date.

To verify your account, we will send a verification email to the email address that you provided during registration. Simply click on the link provided in the email to verify your email address and complete the verification process.

If you encounter difficulties receiving the verification email, kindly refer to this resource.

Profile Setup

Once your account is verified, the next step is to set up your account name and choose a persona that best fits your profile. While we provide predefined persona options, you also have the flexibility to choose "Others" if none of the predefined options suit your needs.

Finally, you can create your workspace, which is where you can create, organize, share, and collaborate with your team members. This is where you can bring your ideas to life and work together to achieve your goals.

Murf Inc is restrict

Question 2

Murf text to speech API serve as an easy way to make text to speech even more efficient, streamlined, and resource-light.

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With the world rapidly transitioning from written word to spoken voice, there is a rising need for voice related technologies. Today, people opt to listen to books rather than read them, voice to-do tasks to voice assistants instead of jotting them down, and so on. This is where voice over APIs like Murf text to speech API serve as an easy way to make text to speech even more efficient, streamlined, and resource-light. Integrate Murf text to speech API seamlessly with your system and become an effective voice over generating machine—no complex coding required.

There are several factors that make Murf the best text to speech API on the market. One is the fact that the platform supports multiple dialects and accents. For example, Murf supports AI voices in American English, British English and African American English.

With Murf's text to speech API, you can also control the way every voiceover sounds. You can customize the voiceover using Pitch, Style and speed of the narration API parameters.

We would love to work with you! If you're interested in trying out our API services for your business, simply head to the following page and submit the form. Our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

The form can only be submitted using a business email address.

Updated on: 16/05/2023

Question 3

Make sure you have a Murf account. Murf API is currently open only to select customers who have opted-in by contacting our customer support team. If haven't done it already, you can do it by

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Making a request

To make a request, you have to know the path and the HTTP method of the request that you want to make, then prepend the base URL of the Murf REST API,

https://api.murf.ai

, to the path to generate the full URL.

For example, the "List Voices" operation uses the

GET

method and the

/speech/voices

path, and the full URL will be

https://api.murf.ai/v1/speech/voices

.

This is how it would look like if you were to use

curl

to send the request:

curl --request GET \ --header "token: _your_token_here_" \ --url "https://api.murf.ai/v1/speech/voices"

The above request won't work on its own. The API calls to Murf have to be authenticated and sometimes even need to have some request body in them. Read on to learn how to authenticate and customize your requests.

Authenticating

All requests to Murf need to be authenticated. If you would like to use Murf API, opt-in by [https://go.crisp.chat/chat/embed/?website_id=68e2a70b-8159-4961-ac0a-f91ea2c50ef3"]([emailto:support@murf.ai](contacting our support) and our team will guide you on how to generate your own

api-key

.

You'll now need to pass this

api-key

as a header to the/v1/auth/token endpoint to generate an auth token.

Request token endpoi

Question 4

Can I download during the free trial?

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No, sorry. Unlimited downloads are only included in all our paid plans. The free trial is primarily for the purpose of testing the voices and features of the Studio using your sample script.

Updated on: 04/05/2023

Question 5

We offer a range of high quality voices, a host of customization features and export formats.

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High fidelity voices

Our text to speech technology delivers natural sounding voiceovers which can be used across a variety of applications. The API is currently available for 32 voices in English. We’re actively working on adding more selection of voices to the API soon.

Host of customization features

The Murf API includes a host of voice customization features like pitch, speed, pauses, and pronunciation.

Export formats

We support a wide variety of audio formats including .mp3, .wav, and .flac. Sampling rates include 8Khz, 24Khz, and 48Khz.

Updated on: 16/05/2023

Question 6

To avoid CORS blocking, whitelist the origin domain for production environments by providing a set of approved domains to Murf.

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Articles on: API

Even if you've obtained an

api-key

, there can be instances where your requests are being blocked due to CORS. For development and testing,

localhost:3000

is whitelisted by default, requests can be sent from there. For production environments, make sure the origin domain is approved as a request origin by Murf. You can provide a set of domains and they will be approved for use by Murf.

While it is possible to build workflows that access Murf API from the browser, we recommend the usage of server-side languages to integrate Murf API into your business logic.

Updated on: 16/05/2023

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