🇺🇸Callum
Husky, mischievous trickster voice with theatrical bite. Made for animated villains, game NPCs and interactive-drama characters — or comedic voiceovers with attitude.
MaleHuskyCharacterAnimation
English
AI Villain Voices
A good villain is more than a deep voice. A cold queen, a brute, a scheming chancellor and a cartoon bad guy each need something different. These 8 voices each come with a villain they actually played in the theater, so you can hear a whole scene before you choose.
8 voices
Play a sample, or open a voice for narration, dialogue and ad clips.
The classic Hollywood "In a world…" trailer voice: ultra-deep, gravelly, epic. For film/game trailers, blockbuster-style ads and event promos.
MaleTrailerEpicAmerican
English
🇺🇸Adam
Dominant, firm middle-aged male voice with presence and persuasion. Great for military/tech teasers, hardcore product launches, sports and high-impact ads.
MaleDominantFirmTrailer
English
🇺🇸Harry
Fierce warrior voice with raw power and punch. Built for game trailers, epic teasers, action anime and e-sports hype — sets the mood in one line.
MaleFierceGameEpic
English
An icy, menacing villainess queen: low, slow, every word a blade. Ideal for short-drama villains, audio dramas, game bosses and suspense audiobooks.
FemaleQueenVillainDrama
Chinese
A cartoon villain wolf: raspy, scheming, slightly nasal and comedic. Great for kids' animation, short-drama villains, comedy dubs and game NPCs.
MaleCartoonVillainAnimation
Chinese
The short-drama "domineering CEO": deep, cold, magnetic, slow and commanding. Built for urban romance shorts, audio dramas, novel recaps and contrast-style ads.
MaleCEOShort dramaMagnetic
Chinese
A veteran broadcast announcer: deep, resonant, perfectly articulated Mandarin with anchor-desk gravitas. The go-to for news, documentaries, corporate and brand films.
MaleAnnouncerNewsDocumentary
Chinese
Hear them in character
Real performances from the theater. Open one to hear the whole scene with the script.
The White Bone Demon · 5 minIce Queen as The White Bone Demon (true form)
The Tell-Tale Heart · 7 minCallum as The narrator
Marley’s Ghost · 6 minTrailer Voice as Jacob Marley’s Ghost
The Empty Fort · 5 minNews Anchor as Sima Yi, general of Wei- Borrowing Arrows with Straw Boats · 5 minNews Anchor as Cao Cao, the Prime Minister
How to choose and use them
- 01
Pick the kind of bad
Cold and in control: Ice Queen or Domineering CEO. Unhinged: Callum, the murderer narrating The Tell-Tale Heart. Spectral: the Trailer Voice as Marley’s ghost. Scheming: News Anchor, who plays Sima Yi and Cao Cao.
- 02
Contrast is scarier
In the Chinese ghost story Painted Skin, the demon is voiced by the Gentle Healer: the softer the voice, the worse the reveal. A villain does not have to be low.
- 03
Direct the lines, not just the voice
In the audio drama studio, villain lines usually get cold, mocking, menacing or chuckles. The AI adds them when it reads the story; change any line you like.
FAQ
- Which voice suits a female villain?
- Ice Queen: low, slow and cutting. She plays the White Bone Demon in Journey to the West. For a sweet-faced schemer, use Playful Girl, the scheming younger sister in Reborn at My Engagement Party.
- Can the Chinese villain voices speak English?
- Yes. On Eleven v4 any voice speaks 90+ languages and keeps its original accent; in the English White Bone Demon, the demon is still Ice Queen. For a native English villain, use Callum, the Trailer Voice or Adam.
- Can I use audio from these voices commercially?
- Yes. Audio you generate is yours to use in commercial projects, under the Terms of Service. The original character voices were designed from text descriptions, not cloned from real people or voice actors.