Best Ai Voices 2026

AI Text to Speech Generator

Choose a voice. Write your line. Hear what comes next.

  • 100+ familiar voices
  • Emotion, speed and volume controls
  • Download your finished audio
Uncle Roger

[horrified, staring at the plate] Haiyaa. Nephew, why you put ketchup in egg fried rice? [sigh] Fried rice need soy sauce. Need MSG. Need wok hei. Not tomato sauce! <slow>Uncle Roger cannot watch this.</slow>

How it works

Choose a familiar voice

Find your favorite actors, characters, musicians, and more.

Give your words personality

Write your script. Add emotion tags to shape how it sounds.

Create, listen, and share

Check the credit cost, generate your audio, then download your take.

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Prompt examples

[laughing] You said you were five minutes away. That was three episodes ago.

Roast the group chat

Pick a voice. Call out that one friend. Send it to the group.

[excited] Happy birthday, Alex! Your gift is me not telling everyone how old you are.

Make their birthday weird

A familiar voice. An unexpected birthday message. Very you.

[whispering] One person. Twelve browser tabs. And absolutely no idea why they opened the fridge.

Give your life a movie trailer

Turn an ordinary moment into an unnecessarily dramatic scene.

What it costs

The credit cost appears before you click Generate. It depends on your tool, script and settings. Creator includes 5,000 credits per monthly window. See how credits work.

Find a voice that fits the line

The library groups actors, musicians, streamers, characters, politicians, athletes and other celebrities. Search by name or browse a category; keep the voice consistent across sections of the same project.

  • A familiar voice: choose from the library in Text to Speech.

Make small changes to the delivery

Use supported tags such as [happy], [calm] or [excited] to guide a line. Start with one tag, then listen before adding more. Speed ranges from 0.5× to 2×; volume can be adjusted in Settings.

  • Punctuation: use full stops for complete thoughts and commas for short pauses.
  • Names and numbers: write out a pronunciation or number when it must sound a particular way.
  • A short test: generate a sentence first when trying a different voice or delivery.
  • One change at a time: keep the script the same while you compare a speed or emotion setting.

Keep longer scripts manageable

Each request accepts up to 5,000 characters. Split a long script at paragraph or scene boundaries. Keep the chosen voice and settings consistent, then join the downloaded clips in your audio or video editor.

  • Save a copy of your complete script.
  • Mark each section clearly in your own notes.
  • Listen for repeated or missing words where sections meet.
  • Leave time for revisions before publishing.

Listen before you publish

Text to Speech produces audio, not a finished video or podcast mix. Listen to the full take, check pronunciation and pacing, and import the download into your editor.

  • Downloads: current Text to Speech output is MP3.
  • Your workspace: keep scripts, favorites and generated audio together in your account.
  • Voice use: a library listing is not an endorsement or a blanket grant of rights. Follow the Terms and the rules for your project.
  • Publishing: review the YouTube guide if you plan to use synthetic narration in videos.

Questions, answered

Can I browse without an account?

Yes. Explore the voices and prepare a script as a guest. Generating requires Google sign-in and credits.

Is there free generation?

Yes. New accounts receive 50 free credits once. Creator costs $4.99/month and resets to 5,000 credits each month.

Can I use celebrity and character voices?

Yes, the voice library is part of Text to Speech. The voices are AI recreations; their presence does not imply affiliation, endorsement or permission for every use.

Can I edit the preview script?

The previews use fixed scripts and recorded audio. Open Text to Speech to choose a voice and write your own script. You see the credit cost before clicking Generate.

Make something worth hearing.

Explore the workspace as a guest. Generating uses credits from a Creator subscription, and every request shows its price first.