Type a line and hand it to a character: a fast-talking sidekick, a wise wizard, a smooth villain or a tiny fairy. Pick from 30 voices and 5 deliveries, add an effect and download a WAV. Original voices, and you can try it once for free.
Scripts to try
Press Use this to load a line into the character voice generator. The notes suggest a voice and effect for each character.
Hey, hey, hey! New hero, huh? Name's Bolt. I'm small, I'm fast, and I've only crashed the airship twice. Okay, three times. But the third one was the mountain's fault! Come on, that treasure won't find itself!
The preset voice, Sadachbia, exactly as it comes.
Ah. You have come at last. <short pause> The river stone glows only for those who are kind when no one is watching. Take it, young traveler, and remember: courage is not always loud. Sometimes it is simply showing up.
Voice Algenib or Rasalgethi with the Slower delivery.
Oh, you brought friends. How sweet. <chuckle> Tell me, little knight, did they also bring a plan? Because I have seven, and every one of them ends with me wearing your crown.
Voice Algieba with the Slower delivery.
Gather 'round, crew! The map says the gold is buried under the tallest palm on Crooked Tooth Island. Problem is, every palm looks tall after three weeks at sea. Hoist the sails anyway, and somebody find me a ladder!
Voice Zubenelgenubi with the Excited delivery.
Psst! Down here! No, lower! I'm the fairy who guards the garden gate. I'll let you in, but only if you promise not to step on the mushrooms. They're very grumpy before breakfast.
Voice Leda, Excited delivery, then the Chipmunk effect.
<grr> Who's that stomping on my bridge? The toll is three shiny buttons and one good joke, and it had better be funny. The last traveler told me a pun. I'm still upset about it.
Voice Algenib, then the Monster effect.
How it works
Four steps per character. Repeat them for each member of your cast and note the settings, so every character sounds the same next time. You'll need a free account to generate.
Step 1
Type up to 1,000 billable characters, or load a sample. Write the way the character talks: their words, their rhythm, their quirks. The AI reads the text for attitude, so the script steers the performance as much as the voice does.
Step 2
The preset starts on Sadachbia, a lively voice with lots of pitch movement. Choose any of 30 male or female voices, then set As preset, Calm, Excited, Whisper or Slower to match the character's mood.
Step 3
Press Generate; the credit cost is shown on the button first. Takes are usually ready in 10 to 30 seconds, and a failed generation refunds its credits automatically.
Step 4
Chipmunk shrinks a voice to fairy size, Monster turns it into a troll, and Robot and Alien cover sci-fi. Pick one or keep the original, then download the WAV.
Quick reference
Eight characters from one tool. Each row pairs a voice from the menu with a delivery, an effect and a writing habit that sells the character.
| Character | Voice | Delivery | Effect | Writing habit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cartoon sidekick | Sadachbia (preset) | As preset | Original | Jokes and quick self-corrections |
| Wise wizard | Rasalgethi | Slower | Cave echo | Short proverbs, long pauses |
| Smooth villain | Algieba | Slower | Original | Polite words, cold intent |
| Brave hero | Alnilam | Excited | Original | Short, direct promises |
| Pirate captain | Zubenelgenubi | Excited | Original | Orders and sea slang |
| Tiny fairy | Leda | Excited | Chipmunk | Fast, breathless sentences |
| Grumpy troll | Algenib | Slower | Monster | Complaints and <grr> |
| Ship robot | Iapetus | Calm | Robot | Status reports, no feelings |
The character preset leans playful and animated. For a serious character, a deeper voice with the Slower or Calm delivery pulls it toward gravity; the scary, narrator and robot generators have presets tuned for those moods.
Highlights
Everything you need to voice a whole story, without borrowing anyone else's characters.
The character preset asks for a playful, quick, theatrical read with lots of pitch movement, the energy of an animated sidekick. Jokes land on the beat, asides drop in volume and exclamations pop, without you marking up every line.
Thirty voices, five deliveries and eight effects give you hundreds of combinations. Write down each character's recipe, such as Leda, Excited and Chipmunk for the fairy, and every scene you generate later will sound like the same cast.
Drop <laugh>, <chuckle>, <gasp>, <sigh>, <giggle> or <grr> into a line and the voice usually performs it right there, so a villain can chuckle mid-threat and a sidekick can gasp at the treasure. Each tag counts as 20 billable characters.
The voices are original AI voices. We don't recreate cartoon, anime or game characters, or the actors who play them, which keeps your characters yours and your project clear of someone else's intellectual property.
A character is a voice plus a way of talking. Before you write, decide three things: how fast they talk, what they want in this scene and one verbal habit, such as a catchphrase, a stammer or a habit of correcting themselves. Then write the line in their words, not yours. “Okay, three times” says more about a sidekick than any description could.
Contrast makes a cast easy to follow. If the hero speaks in short, plain sentences, let the villain take his time with long, polite ones, and let the sidekick interrupt. Listeners tell characters apart by rhythm long before they notice pitch, so vary sentence length as much as you vary voices.
Each clip uses one voice, so generate dialogue line by line: the hero's line, then the villain's reply, then the sidekick's joke. Name the files as you download them and drop them onto your timeline in order. Because every clip is short, you can regenerate a single line without touching the rest of the scene.
Need a child character? The kid voice generator has a preset tuned for young, bouncy voices. For machines, use the robot voice generator, and for spooky villains the scary voice generator. To turn your own recording into a squeaky sidekick instead, try the chipmunk voice changer.
Last updated October 21, 2026
Use cases
Storytellers of every size, from bedtime stories to game jams.
Placeholder and final voice lines for NPCs, shopkeepers and bosses, generated as fast as you can write them.
Voices for cartoon shorts, explainer mascots and skits when you can't hire a cast for every episode.
Give NPCs a voice at the table: a tavern keeper's welcome, a dragon's warning or a villain's monologue, ready to play.
Read-along stories with a different voice for every character, or a classroom mascot with a personality of its own.
FAQ
Free trial, commercial use, building a cast and what we don't do.
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