Spanish (Spain) · Female · Middle-age

Nerea: Spanish (Spain) female AI voice

Rounded, lightly resonant tone with gentle lift at the end of phrases and an even, relaxed delivery.

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About Nerea

Language
Spanish (Spain)
Gender
Female
Age
Middle-age
Free each week
5,000 characters

Rounded, lightly resonant tone with gentle lift at the end of phrases and an even, relaxed delivery. Use Nerea for videos, podcasts, lessons and anything you would like read aloud. Hear the sample, then paste your text in the app: how your own text sounds can vary from voice to voice.

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Questions

Is the Nerea voice free to try?

Yes. Every account gets 5,000 free characters a week, with Nerea or any other voice in the library, in as many generations as you like. The Basic plan is $10 a month or $100 a year, with unlimited generations of up to 10,000 characters each.

Can I use Nerea in my videos and projects?

You own what you create as far as the law allows, and you are responsible for how you use it. The voice is shared under an open licence; see our Credits page. Never use a voice to mislead people or to impersonate someone.