Voicemaker - Transform text into natural human-sounding voices across 140+ languages

Voicemaker Transform text into natural human-sounding voices across 140+ languages

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#Speech Synthesis
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What is Voicemaker?

Voicemaker is a sophisticated text-to-speech platform that leverages advanced neural network technologies including XTTS2 and FastSpeech2 to generate ultra-realistic voice content. The platform processes over 180 million characters daily and serves more than 3 million registered users across 120 countries.

The service combines proprietary voice architecture with advanced vocoders to deliver natural-sounding speech synthesis, making it ideal for creating audiobooks, podcasts, YouTube content, e-learning materials, and IVR systems. With support for multiple audio formats and customizable voice parameters, users can fine-tune their voice outputs for professional results.

Features

Multi-language Support: 140+ languages available
Voice Library: 1000+ default voices and 100+ pro voices
Audio Customization: Adjustable pitch, speed, volume, and voice effects
SSML Support: Advanced markup language support for precise voice control
Cloud Storage: Up to 20GB storage for premium plans
Multi-Voice Editor: Create conversations with multiple voices
Background Music: Integration of background tracks
High-Quality Output: Support for multiple audio formats up to 48kHz

Use Cases

Audiobook Creation
Podcast Production
YouTube Video Narration
E-learning Content
Sales and Marketing Videos
IVR System Messages
Call Center Automation
Mobile App Voice Integration

FAQs

How many hours of voiceover can I create with 500,000 characters?

500,000 text characters are equivalent to 12 to 13 hours of text to speech voice-over audio generation.

What technologies power Voicemaker's Text-to-Speech?

Voicemaker uses neural network-based technologies such as XTTS2, FastSpeech2, and a combination of open-source and proprietary libraries, integrated with unique Voice Architecture and advanced Vocoders.

Who owns the copyright for generated audio?

Paid plan subscribers own the full copyright of any voice speech generated using Voicemaker, forever.