Create audio with Japanese male text to speech. Compare voice samples, try your script, and choose a delivery that fits your project.
4 of the voices here carry this tag. Fast cuts want a brisk read, so keep each generation to the length of the clip it sits under.
3 of the voices here carry this tag. Generate per scene rather than per video, so a single re-write does not cost you the whole voiceover.
3 of the voices here carry this tag. Intros, ad reads and outros are worth generating separately so you can retake one without redoing the episode.
| Voice | Gender | Style | Accent | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haruto | Male | Conversational | Standard Japanese | Social media and Podcast |
| Ren | Male | Energetic | Standard Japanese | Advertising and Social media |
| Kaito | Male | Authoritative | Standard Japanese | IVR and support, News and documentary, and Explainer |
| Sota | Male | Professional | Standard Japanese | Podcast, Explainer, and E-learning |
| Akira | Male | Warm | Standard Japanese | IVR and support and Audiobook |
| Daiki | Male | Playful | Standard Japanese | Social media and Gaming |
Every account starts with 100 free characters. The number that matters here is the monthly character allowance.
Every account starts with a one-time allowance of 100 free characters that never refills — no card required.For hobbyists getting started with AI voice.
For creators publishing every week.
For teams and heavy production.
This collection currently lists 9 voices. Each row shows the voice’s gender, style and accent, so you can compare them side by side.
Yes — the related collections linked on this page narrow the library further, and the studio’s voice picker filters the full catalog of 440+ voices.
Yes — every account starts with 100 free characters and no card, enough to hear one of these voices read your own words.
Audio exports default to MP3 · 128 kbps, with WAV and FLAC available in the studio when you need uncompressed files.