A voice that fits the character
Compare personality and atmosphere using actual replies.
Read the voice selection guide
Choose an AI voice that fits your character. Try a line, compare delivery, and connect spoken replies to character chat and AI companion services through the TTS API.
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A character is more than the words in a reply. The same greeting can feel different through voice and delivery. Compare character voices with short lines from real conversations.
Try AI speech on the web, then turn new replies into audio through the TTS API. Assign voices and check pronunciation for each character as conversations continue.

From a calm greeting to a playful remark, choose around personality and relationships. Listen to character voices, then generate common replies to compare delivery and pronunciation.
Explore character voicesSend a chatbot reply and voice ID to the TTS API. Play the audio in your service and handle reply order and interruption around your conversation flow. For streaming, follow the API’s response and playback documentation.
Connect the voice API
Define personality, relationships, and language. Compare character voices with real replies.
Use AI speech to compare greetings, reactions, and longer replies. Check names, pronunciation, and pauses.
Keep API keys on your service’s server. Send reply text and a voice ID to the TTS API without exposing secret keys to browsers or apps.
Receive and play audio in your service. Plan reply order, loading, pause, interruption, and text fallback when generation fails.
Refine wording and punctuation for context. Check languages, output quality, and response times in your service environment.
Compare personality and atmosphere using actual replies.
Read the voice selection guideDiscover voices shaped by character planning and performance, including the four UNLISTED characters.
Read the collaboration storyExplore voice discovery, generation, and streaming in the TTS API docs.
Get started with the TTS APIUse the TTS API to add spoken replies to a character chat service you build. To add voice tools to a personal agent such as OpenClaw, follow the separate AI Agents page for MCP connection guidance.
Assign a voice ID to each character. Check samples and languages on the character voices page, then compare pronunciation and delivery with actual replies.
Generate audio for new text through the TTS API. Your service must handle requests and playback order. For streaming, implement the connection described in the streaming API docs.
This page covers generating voices and connecting them to your service. You implement the call interface, microphone input, conversation model, and playback. Explore the speech recognition API if you need voice input.
Languages vary by voice. Check the samples and supported languages, then review output with dialogue in your target language.
Use the voice cloning API with your own voice or an authorized voice. Check reference preparation and supported options in the docs, plus pricing and voice terms before commercial use.
Start with a short line from a real conversation and find a voice for your service.