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TikTok Voice Generator

Type your hook, get a punchy TikTok-style voiceover, add it to your 9:16 video. Not affiliated with TikTok.

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 for 9:16 video · import into CapCut or 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

Write the hook first

The first line decides the scroll. Keep it under 12 words, then paste the rest of the script — 600 characters is roughly 45 seconds spoken.

2

Pick an upbeat voice

The voices shown here are pre-filtered for energy and pace. Preview two, pick one, keep it for your whole series.

3

Download and add to the video

Drop the WAV into CapCut, TikTok's editor or Premiere, align it to your cuts, and turn on auto-captions.

Voiceover done? The marketing has only just started

Adding a text to speech voice to a TikTok video, step by step

TikTok has a built-in text-to-speech voice, and it is fine for a caption or two. It falls apart for a full script: you're stuck with a handful of voices, the text has to live on screen, and there is no way to reuse the same voice in CapCut or on YouTube Shorts. Generating the voiceover separately fixes all three.

01

Three ways to get the WAV into your video

CapCut (mobile or desktop): open your project, tap Audio → Sounds → Import, pick the WAV from your files, then drag it under the first clip. Split it with the blade where your visuals change. TikTok's own editor: after recording or uploading clips, tap Add sound → the folder icon on newer versions, or upload the WAV as a “sound” through the desktop uploader. Premiere or DaVinci: import the file like any other audio track. In every case, mute the original clip audio or duck it to about −18 dB under the voice.

02

Pacing for 9:16 attention spans

A TikTok voiceover runs faster than a YouTube one — around 160–180 words per minute instead of 130. You get there through the script, not a speed slider: short sentences, no subordinate clauses, a verb near the start of every line. Write the hook as a question or a number (“Three settings you're getting wrong”), and put the payoff in the last 3 seconds so the video loops cleanly. The upbeat voices on this page were chosen because they carry that pacing without sounding rushed.

03

Captions and the voice have to agree

Most viewers watch with sound off for the first second. Turn on auto-captions in CapCut or TikTok after placing the voice track; they'll follow the generated audio word for word because the pronunciation is consistent. If a word is captioned wrong, fix the spelling in your script and regenerate — it's faster than editing caption frames.

04

About “TikTok voices”

This tool is not affiliated with TikTok and does not use TikTok's private voices. The voices here are TikTok-style: upbeat, clear, fast — the kind that works for tutorials, product clips and list videos. They're built from openly licensed recordings, so you can use the output on TikTok, Reels, Shorts and in ads without a per-platform license. Don't use them to impersonate creators or public figures.

TikTok voice generator FAQ

Straight answers before you hit generate

How do I add the WAV to a TikTok?
Easiest path: CapCut → Audio → Import → pick the WAV, then export the video and post it to TikTok. TikTok's editor can also import audio as a sound on most versions. See the article above for the exact taps.
Will TikTok limit reach for AI voices?
No — TikTok's own TTS is AI, and creators use third-party voiceovers everywhere.
Can I use it for TikTok Shop or ads?
Yes. The preset voices come from the Apache-2.0 Kokoro voice set, so commercial use is allowed. Keep the credit if you redistribute the audio itself.
Is this the TikTok voice?
No. These are TikTok-style voices from openly licensed recordings, not TikTok's built-in voices. Same energy, but usable outside TikTok too.
How long can the script be?
600 characters per generation on the free tier — about 45 seconds at TikTok pace. Longer videos: generate per section and place the files in sequence.

Voiceover done. Schedule the TikTok — and the Reel, and the Short.

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