Noa
A glossy, confident young Castilian Spanish voice with fast, girly charm and warmth, a bubbly assistant that makes every chat sparkle.
Spanish text to speech
Spanish text to speech, with 25 voices.
Voices from Spain and from Mexico. Hear the sample of each voice first, then try a short sentence of your own text with your free characters.
How it works
- 1
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.
- 3
Generate and download
Paste your text, generate, and download the audio as a WAV file.
The 25 voices
Lucía-Sol
A bouncy, chipper young Castilian Spanish voice with a cute upward lilt, bringing playful energy to friendly reception and support.
Candela
An enthusiastic, bubbly young Castilian Spanish voice, animated like a beauty guru mid-tutorial, adding fun energy to customer care.
Celia
Sparky and forward, light on the air but firm on every consonant, landing the final line without pushing.
Alba
A sweet, expressive young Castilian Spanish voice, soft and girly with lively emphasis, sparky and to the point for efficient support.
Alicia
Rounded and softly resonant, settling low in the range, with phrases that land gently and an apology that sounds genuinely meant.
Nerea
Rounded, lightly resonant tone with gentle lift at the end of phrases and an even, relaxed delivery.
Marcos
A confident, upbeat Peninsular Spanish adult voice with infectious energy. Perfect for proactive assistants and motivating customer success calls.
Borja
Resonant and punchy, driving a rhythmic read that cuts over a loud music bed and lands squarely on the brand name.
Iker
An easy-going, friendly Peninsular Spanish adult voice that puts callers instantly at ease. Great for onboarding assistants and warm concierge…
Nuno
Resonant and easy-going, with a relaxed mid-range delivery and a hint of playful lift at the end of phrases.
Izan
Crisp consonant attack, forward energy and a punchy delivery that sits on top of a music bed.
Guillermo
Low and resonant, settled in tone, with phrases that land softly and an apology that sounds genuinely meant.
Rebeca
Fuller and grounded in the low end, with hard consonant edges and a decisive punch saved for the brand name.
Regina
A confident, upbeat Mexican Spanish adult voice with the natural assurance of a closer. Ideal for proactive assistants and sales-led customer…
Danae
Sparky and punchy, with a light, airy top end, clean attack on every word and a brisk rhythm that lands the brand name.
Azucena
Weighted lower register with steady authority that comes from calm rather than volume, and diction that survives raised playback speed.
Jimena
Crisp consonant attack and a forward, sparky delivery that sits over a music bed, with pitch that lifts and drops inside a single line.
Ximena
A playful, expressive Mexican Spanish adult voice that turns everyday moments into stories. Great for engaging assistants and personable…
Lalo
Fuller and rounder low end, concise phrasing and a decisive drop on the last line, with range to pull back for one clause and push again.
Aldo
Forward, close-miked energy with crisp consonant attack and pitch that climbs and drops across a line.
Yael
Close, ringing tone with a grin in it, dropping right down for one clause then climbing into the payoff.
Ulises
Low and resonant, with a settled delivery and consonants that survive a handset.
Leonel
Velvety and even tempered, sincere when an apology is due and genuinely pleased when the news is good.
Nico
Sparky and to the point, with clean articulation that cuts through a loud music bed and a brisk rhythm that follows the copy's beats.
Spanish text to speech, with 25 voices: what to expect
The Spanish library has voices with a Castilian (Spain) accent and voices with a Mexican accent, 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 Spanish with its normal accents and punctuation, including ¿ and ¡.
- 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 Spanish voices are there?
The library has 25 Spanish voices: some from Spain and some from Mexico.
Can I clone a voice in Spanish?
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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