Free · Brazilian accent · WAV

Portuguese Text to Speech

Brazilian Portuguese AI voice for videos, ads and learning content. Paste the text, download the WAV.

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Dora
BR
clear · neutral
Alex
BR
clear · neutral
0 / 600 characters

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Dora·WAV · 24 kHz · Brazilian Portuguese

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

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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

Paste Portuguese text

Write with accents (ã, ç, é). The voice reads what's on the page; missing accents change the word.

2

Preview the voice

Dora and Alex are the Brazilian voices. Listen with your real first sentence, then adjust punctuation.

3

Generate and download

A 24 kHz WAV in seconds. Regenerate as often as you need — there is no daily limit.

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Reaching Brazil with Portuguese text to speech that sounds Brazilian

Brazil is the third-largest audience on most social platforms and the one where English-only creators lose the most reach. Portuguese text to speech closes part of that gap — as long as the voice is Brazilian, not European, and the text is written the way Brazilians speak. This page is the Portuguese entry of our voice library.

01

Brazilian, not European

European and Brazilian Portuguese differ in rhythm, vowels and everyday vocabulary enough that a Lisbon voice on a São Paulo audience reads as foreign. Our Portuguese voices come from the Kokoro voice set trained on Brazilian speakers (Apache-2.0), so the open vowels and the sung intonation come built in. Dora is a neutral narrator suited to explainers and product videos; Alex is her male counterpart, a shade lower, good for documentaries and courses. More Brazilian voices follow as the library grows.

02

Writing Portuguese for a voice

Accents change meaning and stress: “avô” and “avó” are different people. Keep them. Use full sentences with commas where a speaker breathes; Brazilian Portuguese runs slightly slower than Spanish, so shorter sentences read more naturally. Numbers and currency should be spelled out (“cinquenta reais”). Brand names in English are read with a Brazilian accent, which is how a Brazilian presenter would say them.

03

For creators who don't speak Portuguese

Have a bilingual reviewer check the translated script once, then generate as many times as you like — previewing is free and instant. Use this page for the voiceover, and pair it with Portuguese captions in your editor.

04

Output and licensing

Each generation is up to 600 characters and there is no daily cap: the model runs in your browser, so the script never leaves your computer and a long course is only a matter of time. Output is a 24 kHz WAV that imports into CapCut, Premiere or DaVinci without conversion. The credits page lists the Kokoro source and license.

Portuguese text to speech FAQ

Straight answers before you hit generate

Is it European or Brazilian Portuguese?
Brazilian. European Portuguese voices are not offered yet.
How many Portuguese voices are there?
Dora and Alex today, with more Brazilian voices in preparation. Check the credits page for the current list.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. Keep the Kokoro credit if you redistribute the audio itself.

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