Chinese Text to Speech
Paste simplified or traditional Chinese and hear it read in natural Mandarin, for videos, language study, ads and announcements.
49 / 1,000
Free credits on sign-up · no card needed · Turbo costs 3 credits per 1,000 characters
Chinese text to speech voices
- BellaProfessional, Bright, Warm
- TomConversations & Books
- CassidyCrisp, Direct and Clear
- BrianDeep, Resonant and Comforting
Pick any of them in the voice menu above. Multilingual v2 costs 6 credits per 1,000 characters.
What people use Chinese text to speech for
- Mandarin voiceovers for videos and short clips
- Listening practice for Chinese learners
- Product and ad videos for Chinese-speaking audiences
- Announcements and phone menus
Tips for Chinese text to speech
- Characters with more than one reading (行, 长, 重) are occasionally misread. If one is, swap in a synonym.
- Full-width punctuation (，。！？) gives the most natural pauses.
- Write numbers as characters (二〇二六年) when the digits read oddly.
- Every voice speaks Mandarin. The previews below are in English, so generate a short line to hear each one in Chinese.
Chinese text to speech FAQ
Does it do Cantonese?
No, Mandarin only. Cantonese text is read in Mandarin pronunciation.
Simplified or traditional?
Both work. They're read the same way, in Mandarin.
Is it free?
You can try it free: new accounts get 18 credits. Commercial use needs a paid plan or a credit pack.
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