Multilingual text to speech
Speak to a global audience with natural voices in 30+ languages.
- 30+ languages supported
- Natural multilingual voices
- Localize by re-synthesizing text
- One API for every language
Definition
Multilingual text-to-speech synthesizes natural speech in 30+ languages from one API. It lets a product reach a global audience without integrating a separate voice service per language: you translate the text, pick a voice, and synthesize.
Localization as synthesis
Because everything is text-driven, localizing content is a synthesis job. An audiobook, a course library, a set of IVR prompts, or in-app notifications can each be produced in another language by re-synthesizing the translated text. Nothing needs re-recording.
One integration
The same endpoint serves every supported language, so you integrate once and select a language per request. That keeps a multi-market product simple instead of stitching together per-language vendors.
Natural voices
The multilingual voices are built to sound natural in their language, not like an accent laid over English. See the language support guide for the full list of languages and voices.
Frequently asked questions
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Speak to a global audience with natural voices in 30+ languages.