Pick a voice by style tag
Only 31 voices have style tags, mostly US English and Mandarin. Filter by these three first:
| Tag | Voices | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| news | 9: Aria, Christopher, Eric, Guy, Michelle, Roger, Steffan (US), Xiaoxiao, Yunyang (Mandarin) | Narration, explainers |
| conversation | 9 US voices: Ava, Andrew, Emma, Brian, Ana and the Multilingual versions of the first four | Dialogue, social videos |
| multilingual | 10, all named “… Multilingual”: Ava, Andrew, Emma, Brian (US), William (Australia), Vivienne, Remy (France), Giuseppe (Italy), Hyunsu (Korea), Thalita (Brazil) | Texts that mix languages |
Need a narrator voice? The seven US news voices are also tagged novel, for stories and audiobook-style reading. Ana is tagged cartoon, a lighter voice for children’s content. For ads and characters, see the AI voice generator.
The other 287 voices have no tags. Most languages have one female and one male voice, so paste a sentence of your own into the text to speech tool and play both.
English accents
The 47 English voices cover 14 locales:
| Accent | Voices |
|---|---|
| US | 17, including Jenny and the tagged voices |
| UK | Libby, Maisie, Sonia, Ryan, Thomas |
| India | Neerja, Neerja Expressive, Prabhat |
| Australia, Canada, Ireland | Natasha, William Multilingual; Clara, Liam; Emily, Connor |
| New Zealand, South Africa | Molly, Mitchell; Leah, Luke |
| Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania | Ezinne, Abeo; Asilia, Chilemba; Imani, Elimu |
| Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong | Luna, Wayne; Rosa, James; Yan, Sam |
More on the UK voices: British text to speech. Other languages: all 75 languages.