Voice and speech tools cover both directions of audio AI: text-to-speech and voice cloning for narration, dubbing, and voice agents, and speech-to-text for transcription, meeting notes, and editing recorded media. Some services read documents aloud for personal productivity, while others target studios or developers through APIs. To choose, match the tool to the job first, then compare voice quality and language coverage, commercial rights on each plan, transcription minute limits, export formats, and whether cloning requires consent safeguards or a higher tier.
Voice & Speech
AI audio platform for lifelike text-to-speech, voice cloning, dubbing, transcription, music, and conversational voice agents, available in a web studio and via API.
Text-based audio and video editor: edit recordings by editing the transcript, clean up sound, clone your voice, and dub content, with the Underlord AI assistant.
Voiceover studio and TTS API with 200+ voices in 35+ languages, pronunciation controls, dubbing, and the low-latency Falcon model for voice agents.
AI meeting assistant that joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams calls to transcribe live, write summaries with action items, and answer questions about past meetings.
Text-to-speech reader that turns documents, web pages, and scanned text into audio across mobile, desktop, and browser apps, with 1,000+ voices on Premium.
AI voiceover studio from WellSaid (formerly WellSaid Labs) with 280+ voices modeled on licensed recordings from real voice actors, plus an API.