Free · No signup to try · 7 languages, 45 voices

AI Voice Generator

Paste a script, pick a voice, download the WAV. Free and unlimited, no account needed.

Pick a voice

Heart
US
clear · neutral
Bella
US
clear · neutral
Nicole
US
clear · neutral
Aoede
US
clear · neutral
Kore
US
clear · neutral
Sarah
US
clear · neutral
Alloy
US
clear · neutral
Nova
US
clear · neutral
Sky
US
clear · neutral
Jessica
US
clear · neutral
River
US
clear · neutral
Fenrir
US
clear · neutral
Mike
US
clear · neutral
Puck
US
clear · neutral
Echo
US
clear · neutral
Eric
US
clear · neutral
Liam
US
clear · neutral
Onyx
US
clear · neutral
Emma
UK
clear · neutral
Isabella
UK
clear · neutral
Alice
UK
clear · neutral
Lily
UK
clear · neutral
Fable
UK
clear · neutral
Georgie
UK
clear · neutral
Lewis
UK
clear · neutral
Daniel
UK
clear · neutral
0 / 600 characters

One language per script: Chinese voices read Chinese, English voices read English.

Generation runs in your browser: your text never leaves your computer and there is no usage limit.

Heart·WAV · 24 kHz · works in CapCut, Premiere and TikTok

Do not use generated audio to impersonate real people, deceive listeners or commit fraud.

Three steps to a voiceover, then turn it into business

Get the audio here in three steps. Then drop it into your video and cut a finished piece, schedule it once to every platform in SocialEcho, pull comments and DMs into one inbox, and let the data show which post actually won customers — one workspace, end to end.

Step one · Three steps in this tool
1

Pick a voice

Preview the voices and choose the one that fits your video — gender, accent and energy are labelled on every card.

2

Paste your script

Up to 600 characters per generation on the free tier. Short sentences and normal punctuation give the most natural pacing.

3

Generate and download

Audio is ready in a few seconds. Download the WAV and drop it on your timeline, or generate again with another voice.

Voiceover done? The marketing has only just started

How to get a natural voiceover out of a text to speech generator

Most people paste a paragraph, click generate, and judge the tool on the first result. The voice is only half of it — how you write the script and which voice you match to the job decides whether the read sounds human or like a phone menu.

01

Write for the ear, not the page

Text that reads well silently is often stiff when spoken. Break long sentences into two. Use contractions the way people actually talk. Put a full stop where you want a breath and a comma where you want a beat. Numbers, abbreviations and URLs are the usual trouble spots: write “twenty-four seven” instead of “24/7”, spell out “versus”, and drop the “https://” from links. Every voice on this page is a 100-million-parameter model that reproduces the rhythm of the text you give it — clean input is the cheapest quality upgrade you can make.

02

Match the voice to the job, then keep it

An energetic voice that sells a 15-second product clip will wear out a 6-minute explainer, and a calm narrator will flatten an ad. Preview at least two candidates with your real first line, not the demo sentence. Once you pick one, keep it for the whole channel: audiences notice voice changes far more than they notice a stock voice. The card labels tell you the accent (US, UK, Mexican, Castilian) and the style tags, so you can shortlist without listening to all of them.

03

What the WAV you download actually is

Generation runs in your browser and comes out as a 24 kHz mono WAV — plenty for social video, podcasts and voice messages. Nothing is uploaded: your text and the file never leave your computer. The first use downloads a ~90 MB voice model, which the browser caches; after that it works even on a slow connection.

04

No daily cap, and what a free account adds

There is no daily cap: generation runs on your own machine, so it costs us nothing to let you make as many as you like, 600 characters each. A free SocialEcho account is $0 forever and is where the workflow continues: schedule the finished video to every platform, keep an inbox for the comments it brings in, and see which videos converted. The voice tool stays free either way.

AI voice generator FAQ

Straight answers before you hit generate

Can I use the audio commercially?
Yes for the preset voices on this page: they come from the Apache-2.0 Kokoro voice set. Keep the “Powered by Kokoro” credit somewhere reasonable if you redistribute the audio itself. You may not use any voice to impersonate a real person.
Which languages are supported?
Seven languages today: English (US and UK), Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Italian and Hindi. Filter the voice wall by language — each voice speaks one language, so pick the voice first and write the script in that language.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. After a one-time model download, the voice model runs inside your browser: the text and the audio never leave your computer, which is also why there is no daily cap. It needs desktop Chrome or Edge; on a phone you can preview the voices but not generate.
Does the voice sound robotic on long text?
Pacing degrades when sentences run past two or three lines. Add punctuation, break the paragraph, and generate again. Try a narrator-style voice for anything over a minute.
Do I have to create an account?
No. Generation is free and unlimited without one. An account is for what comes after the voiceover: publishing, comments and analytics across your social accounts.

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Voiceover done. Now publish it everywhere.

  • Edit once, publish to every platform
  • Comments and DMs in one inbox
  • See which video actually converted
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