AI Voice Library - 24 Characters, 5,000+ Voices
Browse 5,000+ community voices — native Mandarin anchors, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean and more. Filter by language, gender, age and use case, preview, and add to your library in one click.
Last updated: 2026-08-23
Start with the characters: 24 voices you recognise instantly
Monkey King, Broadcast Announcer, CEO, Ice Queen, Playful Sweetheart, Livestream Host, E-sports Caster, Wuxia Swordsman, Late-night DJ, British Butler, Movie Trailer Voice, K-drama Heroine, Parisian Elegance… each with its own portrait and preview, usable in text to speech, multi-speaker dialogue and the voice changer. Play them on the homepage gallery; casting advice in choosing character voices for short dramas.
Native-quality voices without cloning anything
Cloning is for "my own voice". Most work needs a voice that's ready, professional and cleared for commercial use. The community library holds 5,000+ voices published with their owners' consent — filter by language, gender, age, accent and use case, preview, and add the ones you like to your library. Then pick them in text to speech, multi-speaker dialogue or long-form audiobooks.
Real previews: three community voices
Straight from the library, unprocessed:
Yun · Mandarin broadcast anchor · female · middle-aged (added by 187 users)
Chris · standard accent · male · young
Suuny Su · Cantonese · male · young · slightly husky
The long-form sample on the homepage was narrated by Yun — from "add to library" to finished audio in two minutes.
Finding the right voice
| Filter | Options | | --- | --- | | Language | Chinese (Mandarin / Cantonese), English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German… | | Gender / age | Male / female / neutral; young / middle-aged / old | | Use case | Narration, conversational, ads, animated characters, educational, social media… | | Accent | Beijing Mandarin, Taiwanese, American, British, Australian… |
Every result shows how many users have added it — the most honest quality signal there is.
The accent rule
A voice carries the accent of the language it was recorded in. An English voice reading Chinese sounds English-accented, and vice versa. For multilingual content, pick one native voice per language and bind them to the same character — the correct way to keep a character consistent across languages, as explained on the voice cloning page.
Where to find it
Voice Studio → Voices → Browse the community library: search + language + gender filters, ▶ to preview, "Add" to save. Adding a voice costs no generation credits — only a voice slot.