Generate multi-voice audio stories from a single script.

Up to 12 distinct speaking characters per script on Creator plans, and up to 30 on Studio plans, plus a dedicated narrator voice if your format needs one. Each character is mapped to a different voice from the library or your cloned voices.

Yes. You can reuse one voice across multiple characters — useful for minor roles — but for distinct leads we recommend assigning separate voices so listeners can follow the dialogue without confusion.

Single generations on Creator plans run up to 10,000 characters of script. Studio plans handle chapter-length scripts (50,000+ characters) by automatically splitting on scene breaks and stitching the output. There is no hard episode limit — serialize freely.

Yes. Wrap any line in tags like [cheerful], [whisper], [angry], [sad], [dramatic], or [sarcastic] to override the default tone. Tags can switch mid-line and per-character, so a single scene can carry distinct emotional beats for each speaker.

50+ languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian. You can also mix languages in the same script — useful for bilingual characters or language-learning scenarios.

Yes. Voice cloning is included in Creator and Studio plans. Clone your own voice for the narrator, clone a paid talent for the lead, or clone original character voices — then cast them in any story.

MP3 for easy sharing, WAV for uncompressed quality, and OGG for web playback. Files are served via signed URLs valid for 24 hours — save locally for permanent access. Each scene can also be downloaded individually if you want to master in a separate DAW.

AI Voice Generator is single-voice TTS — paste a script, pick one voice, get audio. AI Storyteller is multi-voice: write a script with multiple speaking characters, assign a different voice to each, and the engine produces a finished audio drama with pacing, emotion, and scene handling. Use Voice Generator for narration, podcasts, and explainers. Use Storyteller for fiction, dialogue-heavy content, and any scene with two or more speakers.