- Native name
- 한국어
- Speakers
- About 81 million
- Language family
- Koreanic
- Script
- Hangul
- Spoken in
- South Korea
- Voices on Speechma
- 79 (35 female, 44 male)
- Accents
- 1
About the Korean language
Korean is the official language of South Korea and North Korea. It is written in Hangul, an alphabet created in the 15th century in which letters are grouped into syllable blocks. Speech levels show respect for the listener.
Korean is spoken by about 81 million people and belongs to the Koreanic language family. On Speechma you can choose from 79 Korean voices: 6 HD voices, 13 standard voices and 60 styled voices. Every voice has its own page with a real sample, so you can compare them before you start.
Which Korean voice should you choose?
- For videos, audiobooks and ads: start with the 6 HD voices, such as Adam Korean HD and Elliot Korean HD. They have the richest, most natural sound.
- For long documents, lessons and phone messages: the 13 standard voices, such as Andrew Korean and Ava Korean, stay clear and consistent over long texts.
- For a specific character: the 60 styled voices are each made for one job, from cooking show, fitness coach, asmr, kids and bedtime story. Try Arin and Bora.
Quick picks: the best Korean voice for each job
| Need | Voice | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Narration and audiobooks | Hayoung | Female · South Korea · Documentary styled voice |
| Female voice | Ava Korean | Female · Standard voice |
| Male voice | Adam Korean HD | Male · HD voice |
| Ads and promotions | Donghyun | Male · South Korea · Commercial styled voice |
| YouTube and social media | Eunbi | Female · South Korea · YouTube styled voice |
| News and reports | Jihoon | Male · South Korea · News Anchor styled voice |
| Long documents | Andrew Korean | Male · Standard voice |
| Kids and bedtime stories | Dahye | Female · South Korea · Kids styled voice |
| Calm and relaxing audio | Chaewon | Female · South Korea · ASMR styled voice |
All Korean HD voices (6)
All Korean standard voices (13)
All Korean styled voices (60)
How to write Korean text that sounds natural
- Use spaces between words as in normal Korean writing; it controls the rhythm.
- Choose formal (합니다) or polite (해요) style to match your audience.
- Write numbers in digits; native or Sino-Korean numbers are chosen from context.
What people make with Korean voices
- Video voiceoversNarration for YouTube, TikTok and Reels in Korean, without recording yourself.
- Audiobooks and storiesTurn Korean books, blog posts and short stories into audio.
- E-learningLessons, courses and language practice with clear Korean pronunciation.
- Ads and announcementsRadio spots, product videos and store announcements for Korean-speaking audiences.
- AccessibilityLet people listen to websites, documents and messages instead of reading them.
- Phone menus (IVR)Professional greetings and menu prompts in Korean.
Try a Korean line
Paste this into the tool above and pick any voice to hear it:
지금 듣고 계신 것은 Speechma입니다. 이 목소리로 영상 내레이션과 오디오북 낭독을 하고, 자연스러운 스튜디오급 사운드로 모든 이야기에 생명을 불어넣을 수 있습니다. More Korean AI tools
- Voice Cloning in Korean: clone a voice from a short sample and make it speak.
- Voice Changer in Korean: turn a recording into another voice.
- Voice Design in Korean: create a brand new voice from a written description.
- Speech to Text in Korean: turn audio into text with sentence timestamps.