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Text to Speech
Realistic Text to Speech with 1,500+ AI Voices
Type a script, choose a voice, and hear a real sample. Verbatik offers 1,500+ AI voices in 150+ languages.
Try a real voice
Preview realistic text to speech
Choose from 161 languages and 1,603 voices. Play a real sample before you sign up.
Realistic speech generator
Type or paste your script.
104 / 25,000 characters MP3, WAV or FLAC
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Simple workflow
Convert text to speech in 3 steps
The workflow starts with a real voice sample. Choose a language, compare voices, and enter the words you want to hear. The preview helps you judge the speaker before you spend credits. After sign-up, the same project adds pronunciation, pacing, dialogue, history, generation, and downloads.
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Choose a language and voice
What makes these voices sound realistic
A realistic voice needs more than clear pronunciation. It needs rhythm, pauses, emphasis, and a tone that fits the sentence. Verbatik reads the surrounding text before it speaks. Questions can rise naturally. Important words can carry more weight. Quiet lines can slow down. You can guide the result with punctuation, pronunciation rules, SSML, pacing, pitch, and style controls.
Aria
EN-US ยท Female
โ"The voice paused for a moment, [softly] as if gathering its thoughts before continuing. Every breath felt intentional, every hesitation perfectly timed."โ
Speed65
Tone45
Pacing55
Style Exaggeration35
Control the emotion, delivery and direction
Set speed, tone, pacing, and style for the selected voice. Add pauses where a listener needs time. Mark words for emphasis. Correct names before you generate the final audio. Preview small changes before applying them to a long script.
Dialogue support
Assign a different voice to each speaker. Keep the full conversation in one project. Each line stays in order, so replies sound connected instead of reading like separate clips. Add another speaker without rebuilding the rest of the scene.
Clone or design a voice
Create a voice from a recording or design one from a written prompt. Use it across new scripts while keeping the same identity, language, and delivery style. Store approved voices for later projects and team members.
Multilingual speech
Choose from more than 150 languages and regional accents. Preview the actual voice first. Then create local versions of the same script without changing the production workflow. Keep files organized by language, market, or campaign.
Output and limits
Download MP3, WAV or FLAC
Choose the file format for what happens next. MP3 is small and easy to publish. WAV gives editors uncompressed audio. FLAC keeps lossless quality with a smaller file. Single-speaker and Dialogue projects also support different script lengths.
25,000 or 200,000 characters
Single-speaker projects support 25,000 characters. Dialogue projects support 200,000 characters and several speakers. The editor counts every character while you work.
SSML and document workflows
Add pauses, emphasis, pronunciation, pitch, and speed to the script. Use PDF, DOCX, TXT, and SRT document workflows for longer text and subtitle files.
Generate speech in over 161 languages and wide range of accents
Most popular languages
- ๐บ๐ธAmerican English106 voices
- ๐Chinese (China)59 voices
- ๐ฌ๐งBritish English59 voices
- ๐ช๐ธEuropean Spanish51 voices
- ๐ฆ๐บAustralian English44 voices
- ๐ฎ๐ณEnglish (India)44 voices
- ๐ง๐ทBrazilian Portuguese44 voices
- ๐ฎ๐นItalian (Italy)42 voices
- ๐ฉ๐ชGerman (Germany)41 voices
- ๐ซ๐ทFrench (France)40 voices
Compare workflows
Verbatik vs other realistic text to speech tools
Preview voices first. Then compare speed, controls, formats, and long-form support. A studio needs casting and recording time. Typical TTS tools offer fewer voices and shorter text blocks. Verbatik keeps voice choice, editing, dialogue, and downloads in one workflow.
| Capability | Verbatik | Studio recording | Typical TTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voice choice | 1,500+ voices in 150+ languages | One actor per booking | Limited catalog |
| Time to first audio | Seconds after your script is ready | Days for casting and recording | Minutes |
| Direction and editing | Edit text, pronunciation, pacing and dialogue | Schedule pickups or another session | Basic speed and pitch |
| Download formats | MP3, WAV and FLAC | Lossless WAV | MP3 |
| Long-form workflow | 25,000 single / 200,000 dialogue characters | Split across recording sessions | Short text blocks |
| Commercial use | Included with paid plans | Negotiated in the talent agreement | Separate commercial license |
Use cases
Text to speech for everyday content and production
Use one voice for a short clip or build a full project with several speakers. Verbatik supports customer conversations, games, audiobooks, videos, podcasts, and accessible content. Start with the script, choose the right voice, and shape the delivery for the people who will hear it.
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Conversational Agents
Give chatbots and virtual assistants a clear, consistent speaking voice. Use streaming speech for fast replies. Choose a voice that fits your brand and audience. Add pauses and pronunciation rules for product names. Teams can update the written response without recording a new line each time the conversation changes. The same setup can serve support, onboarding, sales, and account updates.
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Gaming
Create voices for heroes, guides, merchants, and background characters. Keep each character consistent across quests and updates. Direct the pace and emotion from the script. Dialogue mode helps separate speakers in the same scene. The API also makes it easier to add new lines after a game has shipped. Save approved voices so future scenes keep the same cast.
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Audiobooks
Turn chapters into steady, expressive narration without recording every page by hand. Preview several voices before choosing the narrator. Add pronunciation rules for names and places. Use pauses to mark scene changes. Export lossless audio for editing, mastering, and assembly into the finished audiobook. Save chapters as separate files to simplify review and corrections.
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Video Voiceovers
Create voiceovers for product videos, explainers, tutorials, ads, and animation. Match the pace to the edit and revise a line by changing the text. Download MP3 for quick publishing or WAV and FLAC for post-production. One project can also hold translated versions for different markets. Reuse the same narrator across a full campaign or video series.
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Podcasts
Produce intros, summaries, scripted episodes, and short updates with a consistent host voice. Dialogue mode supports interviews and multi-speaker formats. Correct a sentence without booking another recording session. Export the result for editing with music, sound effects, and existing podcast audio. Reuse approved intros and closing lines across future episodes.
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Accessibility
Offer an audio version of articles, lessons, guides, and product information. Clear speech helps people who prefer listening or find long pages hard to read. The API can add playback to a website or app. Language choices also help teams serve the same information to more people. Add a play control beside the original text so visitors can choose.
Inside the app
Direct every line from one clean editor
Keep the script and voice settings in the same workspace. Choose Single mode for one narrator or Dialogue for several speakers. Add pauses, emphasis, pronunciation, speed, pitch, and volume without leaving the editor. The character counter, generation button, history, and downloads stay close to the text you are reviewing.
Explore our library of realistic AI voices
Listen to real samples from our library of 1,500+ voices across 150+ languages.
Aria
๐บ๐ธAmerican EnglishยทFemale
Lucia
๐ช๐ธEuropean SpanishยทFemale
Denise
๐ซ๐ทFrench (France)ยทFemale
Conrad
๐ฉ๐ชGerman (Germany)ยทMale
Francisca
๐ง๐ทBrazilian PortugueseยทFemale
Nanami
๐ฏ๐ตJapanese (Japan)ยทFemale
For developers
Realistic text to speech through one API
Add text to speech to a product without rebuilding the Verbatik editor. Send text, choose a voice, and receive audio through the API. Use REST for saved jobs and larger scripts. Use streaming when a chatbot, agent, or live interface needs to begin speaking before the full audio file is ready.
Read the API documentation POST /api/v1/tts
{
"text": "Make every word feel present.",
"voice": "jenny-en-us",
"format": "mp3"
}Streaming responsesSSML input1,500+ voices150+ languages
Answers before you generate
Frequently asked questions
What is realistic text to speech?
Realistic text to speech turns written text into audio that follows natural speaking patterns. It handles pauses, sentence rhythm, pronunciation, emphasis, and changes in emotion. Verbatik reads the full sentence before speaking. This helps the voice stress the right words and avoid a flat delivery. You can preview several voices before generating the final track.
What is the most realistic text to speech tool?
A realistic text to speech tool needs clear samples, strong language coverage, and useful controls. Verbatik includes more than 1,500 voices across 150+ languages and accents. Compare real recordings in the selector above. Then adjust pronunciation, pauses, pacing, and dialogue inside the app. This makes it easier to match the voice to your audience and script.
Does Verbatik offer a trial?
Yes. New customers can start with a $1 trial and 1,000 credits. The samples on this page play before you create an account. Choose a language and voice, enter your own script, and select Generate Speech when you are ready. The button opens the sign-up page, where the trial details appear before checkout.
The live preview above does not generate custom audio until you create an account.
How many characters can I convert at once?
The single-speaker editor supports 25,000 characters in one project. Dialogue mode supports 200,000 characters for scripts with several speakers. The counter below the editor shows the current length as you type. For a long book or course, divide the source into chapters or lessons. This keeps review, pronunciation changes, and final audio files easy to manage.
What audio formats can I download?
Verbatik exports generated speech as MP3, WAV, or FLAC. MP3 creates a smaller file for websites, podcasts, and quick sharing. WAV keeps uncompressed quality for video editing and mastering. FLAC keeps lossless quality in a smaller archive. Choose the format that matches the next step in your current production process.
Can I use the generated audio commercially?
Yes. Paid Verbatik plans include commercial use for generated speech. You can use the audio in videos, podcasts, audiobooks, ads, games, courses, and client work. You remain responsible for the script and the way the finished audio is used. A cloned voice also requires permission from the person whose voice you record or upload.
Can I upload a PDF or DOCX?
Yes. You can paste text into the editor or work with PDF, DOCX, TXT, and SRT files in the dashboard. Document input saves time on long scripts and subtitle projects. Review the imported text before generating. Check headings, speaker names, abbreviations, and unusual words so the voice reads the source in the intended order.
Why do some AI voices sound robotic?
A voice can sound robotic when it does not fit the script or the text lacks useful punctuation. Long sentences also make timing harder. Start with a voice made for your language and use case. Break complex ideas into shorter sentences. Add commas, pauses, and pronunciation rules. Preview the result and revise the text before generating the full project.
Which Verbatik voices sound most realistic?
Aria is a strong starting point for expressive English narration. The best match also depends on the speaker, audience, and type of content. Use the selector above to hear real samples from every supported language. Compare at least three voices with the same sentence. Listen for pronunciation, pace, warmth, and how each voice handles the final words.
Testimonials
Loved by creators worldwide
Craig P.
GB
โI was really surprised at just how good some of the voices are. You can add tags for emphasis, pauses, and pronunciation. Great for video voice-overs. Recent additions also allow AI photos, videos, and music.โ
Cristian C.
Administrator
โVERBATIK is straightforward to use and improves content quality quickly. I value its ability to provide suggestions and corrections while keeping my intended tone intact.โ
Bejan Andrei
MD
โWe use Verbatik for promotional videos, explainers, and short ads. The AI voices sound professional, avatars look great, and the video generator helps produce content fast.โ
Tom G.
Mr
โI like the way text to speech is working, very fast, especially when using APIs, and the voice cloning ability is very good.โ
Makgotso R.
Content Creator
โThe broad range of AI voices and the ability to personalize the voice experience is very valuable to me as a content creator.โ
Lucian
RO
โThe voices sound incredibly natural after recent updates. You can clone your voice, generate AI avatars, or mix in background music โ all from the same dashboard.โ
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