All voices, by language

It's kept by Microsoft, which adds and retires voices from time to time. Today, it has over 300 voices in more than 70 languages. This page is a snapshot that we update, and the tool always shows the current list.

No. SaveMeTools only offers the voices in this list, and doesn't clone voices. That also means nobody can use your voice here without your knowledge. If you need a custom voice, that takes a paid service made for it and the speaker's consent.

Click its name. The text to speech tool opens with that voice already selected. Paste your text or press Try an example, then generate the audio. Use the same paragraph with each voice so that it's easy to compare them.

Voices marked ★ are the newest and most natural, known as Multilingual. As well as their own language, they can read text in other languages. That's why they also appear in a group of their own in the tool's menu, whichever language you choose.

They describe the voice's character, as stated by its maker, to help you choose. They aren't settings you can change. A voice described as friendly may suit a greeting, and a calmer one may suit an audiobook, but your own ears are the best guide.

It depends on what Microsoft offers, and it's usually two per region for less common languages. English, for example, has many because of its several regional accents. If yours has few, the ★ voices can read other languages, so they may be worth testing too.