Turn written text into expressive speech with a voice you describe. Use auto-detect across hundreds of languages, or choose one of 10 specialized language focuses for clearer pronunciation guidance, then preview and download the audio.
Hear eight outputs generated with the same Qwen3 TTS Voice Design model used by this tool. Each example pairs a purpose-written script with a different voice, emotion, pace, or language direction.
Voice design: a warm adult British storyteller with gently building hope, intimate delivery, and natural pacing.
At the edge of the sleeping city, one window stayed bright. Maya took a breath, opened the letter, and realized tomorrow could be different.
Voice design: a confident young American creator with upbeat excitement, bright tone, and a brisk but clear pace.
Meet your new creative shortcut. Turn a simple idea into a polished voiceover in moments, then share the story while the inspiration is still fresh.
Voice design: a calm middle-aged learning guide with reassuring empathy, measured pacing, and clear articulation.
First, place the blue marker beside the map. Then pause, check the label, and continue when you are ready. There is no need to rush.
Voice design: a welcoming Latin American Spanish narrator with gentle optimism, conversational delivery, and relaxed pacing.
Cada historia merece una voz que se sienta cercana. Respira, encuentra el ritmo y deja que cada palabra llegue con calidez.
Voice design prompt: A young adult Japanese woman in her mid-twenties with a bright, clear mezzo voice and crisp native Japanese pronunciation. She is overflowing with ecstatic joy after receiving wonderful news: make the smile unmistakably audible, with quick excited breaths, buoyant rising pitch, energetic pacing, and delighted emphasis on every exclamation. Let the happiness build across the full passage, add a tiny breathless laugh before the invitation to celebrate, and finish with an exuberant lift. The emotion must sound intensely happy and spontaneous, never calm, neutral, restrained, formal, or corporate.
やった！ついに夢がかなった！みんなで力を合わせたから、ここまで来られたんだね。胸がいっぱいで、今にも笑い出しそう。今日は思いきりお祝いしよう！この最高の瞬間を、ずっと忘れないよ！
Voice design prompt: An elderly German man in his late seventies with a weathered low baritone, subtle rasp, and natural native German pronunciation. He is genuinely terrified and struggling to stay quiet: begin in a tense whisper, use shaky breath, hesitant pauses, and a clear quiver on every suspicious detail. Let the fear escalate sentence by sentence into urgent panic when he hears movement outside. Deliver the final warning quickly, almost losing composure, while keeping every word intelligible. The emotion must sound unmistakably frightened and vulnerable, never confident, relaxed, heroic, neutral, or theatrically villainous.
Das Licht ist schon wieder ausgegangen. Hast du das Geräusch im Flur gehört? Bitte bleib ganz nah bei mir und öffne die Tür nicht. Ich kann Schritte hören, aber dort sollte niemand sein. Da draußen bewegt sich etwas—wir müssen sofort hier weg, bevor es uns findet!
Voice design prompt: A teenage French girl around seventeen with a youthful bright alto and authentic metropolitan French pronunciation. She is boiling with righteous anger after being ignored: use a tight jaw, sharp consonants, fast frustrated breaths, clipped pacing, and unmistakable indignation from the opening words. Stress every statement about unfairness, let her intensity rise with each sentence, and make the final refusal land firmly and defiantly. She may nearly shout at the climax, but keep the speech clear and emotionally believable. The emotion must sound fiercely angry, never cheerful, polite, playful, neutral, or sarcastically detached.
Ce n’est pas juste ! J’ai travaillé toute la semaine et personne ne m’a écoutée. Maintenant, on me demande de tout recommencer comme si mon effort ne comptait pas. J’en ai assez de me taire pendant que les autres décident à ma place. Non, cette fois, je vais dire exactement ce que je pense !
Voice design prompt: A middle-aged Korean man in his early fifties with a warm low tenor, slightly rough texture, and natural native Korean pronunciation. He is carrying profound grief and trying not to break down: speak very slowly with long reflective pauses, fragile breath, softened volume, and audible ache whenever he recalls the absent person. Let a restrained sob catch briefly in the middle without obscuring the words, and allow the silence between thoughts to feel heavy. The final sentence should shift only slightly toward tender resolve while the sorrow remains present. The emotion must sound deeply bereaved, never upbeat, detached, neutral, or commercially inspirational.
오늘도 네가 앉아 있던 빈 의자를 한참 바라봤어. 시간이 지나면 괜찮아질 거라고 모두 말했지만, 아직도 네 목소리가 바로 옆에서 들리는 것 같아. 함께 걷던 길도, 웃던 얼굴도 너무 선명해서 더 아프다. 많이 보고 싶다. 그래도 네가 남긴 따뜻함을 품고 천천히 앞으로 걸어갈게.
Generic voices can read the words while missing the intended feeling. This tool uses a plain-language voice description to guide how the Qwen3 TTS Voice Design model delivers your script, without making you search through a fixed preset library.
Describe useful traits such as age, vocal character, accent, emotional tone, pace, and speaking context. Clear direction gives the model more to work with than a generic label such as narrator or character.
Ask for hopeful storytelling, energetic promotion, reassuring instruction, or another delivery that fits the script. Voice generation can vary, so revise the description and regenerate when a take needs different emphasis.
Use auto-detect across hundreds of languages, or choose Chinese, English, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, French, or Russian as a specialized focus for clearer pronunciation guidance.
Write the script, direct the voice in plain language, then review the generated take.
Write or paste up to 5,000 characters for the AI voice to speak.
Name the emotion, age, tone, accent, pace, or character, then select the script language or use auto-detect.
Sign in when asked, generate the speech, listen to the result, and download the take you want to keep.
Use expressive custom speech wherever the intended delivery matters as much as the written script.
Create narration for explainers, presentations, podcast segments, and social clips with an emotional delivery tailored to the audience.
Prototype original narrators, guides, villains, and supporting characters before committing to final casting or recording.
Turn approved written material into clear spoken audio for lessons, guides, product walkthroughs, and listening-first experiences.
Paste a short script, describe the speaker and emotion you have in mind, and generate a first take. The tool uses 5 credits per started 1,000 characters.
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Text to speech with emotions converts written words into audio while using voice direction such as hopeful, excited, calm, empathetic, or suspenseful to shape the delivery. On this page, you provide that direction in a natural-language voice description.
Enter the text to speak, describe the voice and intended emotion, and choose the language or auto-detect. The page sends those settings to the Qwen3 TTS Voice Design model and returns generated audio for preview and download.
Paste your script, describe the voice in plain language, select a specialized language focus or use auto-detect, and choose Generate Speech.
This tool uses generative AI to synthesize new speech from your script and voice description. It does not play a recording of a person reading a fixed phrase, and individual generations can vary even when the inputs are similar.
Combine concrete traits such as approximate age, vocal character, accent, emotional tone, speaking pace, vocal texture, and context. For example, ask for a warm, confident narrator with a light British accent and relaxed delivery.
The model supports hundreds of languages through auto-detect. You can also choose Chinese, English, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, French, or Russian as a specialized language focus.
New accounts include free credits for trying the tool. Each generation accepts up to 5,000 script characters and a 1,000-character voice description, using 5 credits per started 1,000 script characters.
No. This page designs a new voice from written characteristics and does not accept a reference recording for voice cloning. Do not use generated speech to impersonate, deceive, or violate another person's rights.
Yes. Describe the intended feeling and delivery in the voice prompt, such as gentle optimism, restrained suspense, cheerful energy, or reassuring empathy. Results can vary, so revise the description and regenerate when you need different emphasis.
Yes. When processing finishes, the result appears in an audio player with a download button and is added to your recent generations in this browser.
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