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Google Cloud Text-to-Speech Voice List

Qualiteg Product Development Team

Sep 16, 2023 — 1 min read

Hello!

Did you know that the Google Cloud Text-to-Speech API offers more than 1,000 voices? The official documentation splits them up by language, though, which makes it hard to get a picture of the whole lineup.

So we compiled the voice data for all 61 languages into a single table and built a web page that lets you search and filter it.

Google Cloud TTS Voice List

Google Cloud Text-to-Speech Voice List

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Language	Country/Region	Language code	Voice name	Gender

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