- Native name
- Multilingual
- Language family
- Several language families
- Script
- Many scripts
- Spoken in
- Voices that read several languages in one text
- Voices on Speechma
- 17 (5 female, 12 male)
About multilingual voices
Multilingual voices are built to read more than one language with the same voice. They are the easiest way to keep one recognisable narrator across videos in different languages, or to read a text that mixes languages, such as an English lesson with Spanish examples.
On Speechma you can choose from 17 multilingual voices: 6 HD voices and 11 standard voices. Every voice has its own page with a real sample, so you can compare them before you start.
Which Multilingual voice should you choose?
- For videos, audiobooks and ads: start with the 6 HD voices, such as Adam HD Multilingual and Elliot HD Multilingual. They have the richest, most natural sound.
- For long documents, lessons and phone messages: the 11 standard voices, such as Andrew Multilingual and Ava Multilingual, stay clear and consistent over long texts.
Quick picks: the best Multilingual voice for each job
| Need | Voice | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Narration and audiobooks | Adam HD Multilingual | Male · HD voice |
| Female voice | Ava Multilingual | Female · Standard voice |
| Male voice | Adam HD Multilingual | Male · HD voice |
| Long documents | Andrew Multilingual | Male · Standard voice |
All multilingual HD voices (6)
All multilingual standard voices (11)
Andrew MultilingualMale · Standard voiceAva MultilingualFemale · Standard voiceBrian MultilingualMale · Standard voiceEmma MultilingualFemale · Standard voiceFlorian MultilingualMale · Standard voiceGiuseppe MultilingualMale · Standard voiceHyunsu MultilingualMale · Standard voiceRemy MultilingualMale · Standard voiceSeraphina MultilingualFemale · Standard voiceThalita MultilingualFemale · Standard voiceVivienne MultilingualFemale · Standard voice
How to write mixed-language text that sounds natural
- Write each sentence fully in one language; a switch in the middle of a sentence works, but a switch between sentences sounds the most natural.
- Use the normal script of each language (for example Cyrillic for Russian and Devanagari for Hindi), not a romanised version.
- Brand names and product names are read the way the surrounding language would read them, so test them once.
What people make with Multilingual voices
- Video voiceoversNarration for YouTube, TikTok and Reels in several languages, without recording yourself.
- Audiobooks and storiesTurn books, blog posts and short stories into audio.
- E-learningLessons, courses and language practice with clear pronunciation.
- Ads and announcementsRadio spots, product videos and store announcements for international audiences.
- AccessibilityLet people listen to websites, documents and messages instead of reading them.
- Phone menus (IVR)Professional greetings and menu prompts.
Try a Multilingual line
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You're listening to Speechma. This voice can narrate your videos, read your audiobooks, and bring every story to life with natural, studio-quality sound. Questions about multilingual text to speech
How many Multilingual voices are there?
17: 6 HD voices and 11 standard voices.
What is the most natural Multilingual voice?
Start with Adam HD Multilingual and the other HD voices; they have the most human sound. Each voice page has a sample so you can compare.
Which languages can I write in?
Most major languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi and Arabic. You can even mix languages in one text.
Is Multilingual text to speech free?
Yes. All Multilingual voices are free on Speechma, with no sign-up.
Can I download Multilingual audio as MP3?
Yes. Press Generate, then Download to save an MP3 you can use in any editor.
Can I use Multilingual AI voices commercially?
Yes. Audio you create can be used in your videos, podcasts, ads and products. See the terms.
