Nele
Rounded, open tone with gentle lift at the ends of phrases and an easy, flowing rhythm.
German text to speech
German text to speech, with 13 voices.
German voices in different ages and styles. Hear the sample of each voice first, then try a short sentence of your own text with your free characters.
How it works
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Hear the voices
Press play on any voice below to hear its sample.
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Try it free
No account is needed: make 3 voiceovers a day, up to 500 characters each, with any voice in the library. A free account gives you 5,000 characters a week.
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Generate and download
Paste your text, generate, and download the audio as a WAV file.
The 13 voices
Jette
An upbeat young German voice with a light girlish tone and warm bounce, a chipper assistant who keeps things moving with a smile.
Annika
A sparky, attentive German adult voice that gets to the point with a smile. Ideal for fast, efficient customer support and helpful voice assistants.
Jule
Open and cheerful, sitting high and close over music, with an airy lift that softens where the copy turns personal.
Lotta
High forward energy with a close, present tone and crisp consonant attack that cuts through a music bed, plus real lift on the punchline.
Josefine
Rounded and even in tone, sincere at the phrase ends, with consonants that hold up over a handset.
Svea
Sparky and to the point, with clean consonant edges, brisk rhythm and a decisive drop on the final line.
Anton
A vibrant, engaging German adult voice that makes every explanation feel personal. Built for product guides and walk-through assistants.
Mirko
Punchy and close-miked in feel, with hard edges on the consonants and a decisive drop on the final line.
Mats
A sparky, attentive German adult voice that gets to the point with a smile. Ideal for fast, efficient customer support and helpful voice assistants.
Henrik
An easy-going, friendly German adult voice that puts callers instantly at ease. Great for onboarding assistants and warm concierge interactions.
Leon
A bright, welcoming German adult voice with the warmth of a great receptionist. Perfect for greeting customers and friendly front-line support.
Mika
Punchy and to the point, with a firm, resonant core, clean word endings and real snap between loud and quiet.
German text to speech, with 13 voices: what to expect
The German library has voices in different ages and styles. Hear each sample, then try a short sentence of your own text with your free characters. How well your text comes out can vary from voice to voice, so listening first is the best way to choose.
Tips for better results
- Write your German with its normal umlauts and ß (ä, ö, ü, ß).
- Spell out numbers and abbreviations if they are read wrongly.
- Generate a short test sentence first, then the whole script.
Hear it before you choose.
Every voice has a sample. How your own text sounds can vary from voice to voice, so listen first and try a short sentence.
Questions
How many German voices are there?
The library has 13 German voices, in a range of ages and styles.
Can I clone a voice in German?
Voice cloning supports English, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Every account gets 5,000 free characters a week, with any voice in the library, in as many generations as you like. Basic is $10 a month or $100 a year, with unlimited generations of up to 10,000 characters each.
Ready when you are.
Text to speech needs no account to try. A free account gives you 5,000 characters a week and unlimited voice enhancing.
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