Character performance
Express emotion, pacing, and personality for scripts, narration, and stories.
Create voiceovers for videos, characters, narration, demos, and quick audio drafts.
1 Chinese character = 1 credit, other characters = 0.5 credits
Emotion tags (e.g. (happy), (sad)) are excluded from credit calculation
1 Chinese character = 1 credit, other characters = 0.5 credits
Emotion tags (e.g. (happy), (sad)) are excluded from credit calculation
Express emotion, pacing, and personality for scripts, narration, and stories.
Clear and steady delivery for knowledge content, podcast intros, and long-form reading.
Warm and natural voice for communities, support, and companion-style products.
Everything needed for production-ready AI voice generation.
Generate voices that preserve pauses, tone, and emotion.
Add clearer emotional expression to character lines and narration.
Turn text into preview-ready audio quickly.
Create voice content across Chinese, English, Russian, and more.
Choose voices, models, and languages for more stable output.
Useful for short videos, audio content, game roles, and commercial dubbing.
Create natural reading voices for long text, courses, and explainers.
Start creatingProduce voiceovers quickly for ads, knowledge videos, and social content.
Start creatingBuild openings, transitions, and dialogue to complete your content.
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Voice cloning, TTS and audio workflows in one place.
Learn about languages, voice cloning, API access, pricing, and production use cases
Powered by Fish Audio S2.1 Pro, Fish Audio supports text to speech and multilingual voiceover in 83 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, and more. In most cases, you can provide text in the target language and let the model handle language detection and generation.
Use clear audio from your own voice or a voice you are licensed to use. Reduce background noise, room echo, and overlapping speakers. Short samples are useful for quick testing, while longer and more consistent samples usually help preserve tone, pacing, and delivery.
Fish Audio is useful for short dramas, comic dubbing, video narration, YouTube or TikTok content, audiobooks, podcasts, courses, game characters, and multilingual localization. It is especially helpful when scripts change often or when teams need batch generation across many voices or languages.
AI text to speech is faster for drafts, batch production, localization, and repeated script revisions because you do not need to schedule studio time for every change. Human voice actors are still valuable for final performances that require precise acting direction. Many teams use AI first for testing and scale, then reserve human recording for selected final assets.
Commercial use depends on the current plan, usage policy, and voice rights. You can use the free allowance to evaluate quality and workflow. For ads, courses, games, films, client work, or other production use, use voices you own or have permission to use and follow the active paid plan and terms.
Yes. Developers can integrate text to speech, voice models, and audio generation through the Fish Audio API workflow. In most cases, you select the target model in the request and use it for prototypes, content tools, automated dubbing, or multilingual product experiences.
Use clean paragraph breaks, natural punctuation, and clear context for the speaking style. Avoid very long unstructured input. Start with a short preview, then adjust text, tone prompts, speed, volume, and voice selection before generating the full asset.