Voice Generator converts text to lifelike speech using a library of 1000+ voices across dozens of languages and accents. Pick a voice, tune the delivery with stability and speed controls, and get broadcast-quality audio in seconds.
The difference between this and basic text-to-speech is control. You can dial in exactly how expressive or consistent the delivery should be, slow it down for long-form narration, speed it up for energetic content, and output in MP3 for finished files or PCM for real-time streaming.
What you can do
- generate_voice — convert text to spoken audio with fine-grained control over voice, stability, speed, style, and output format
- list_voices — browse the full voice library filtered by language, gender, accent, and use case
Who it's for
Podcasters and YouTubers adding narration to their content. Product teams building voice interfaces and demos. Publishers creating audiobooks from written manuscripts. Marketers producing video voiceovers and ad spots. Developers integrating speech into applications.
How to use it
- Use list_voices to find a voice that fits your content — filter by accent, gender, or use case
- Run generate_voice with your text and the chosen voice ID
- Adjust stability (lower for more expressive, higher for consistent reads), speed, and output format
- The audio file is automatically stored and returned as a playable URL
Getting started
The default voice (George) works well for most narration without any setup. For specific accents, character voices, or languages, use list_voices to browse the full catalog first.
