Chinese Text to Speech: 99 Natural Chinese AI Voices

Q: Is Chinese text to speech free?

It is included in Speechma Pro. See how allowances work .

Chinese text to speech voices

Every Chinese (中文) voice on Speechma Pro in one place: 99 voices with real samples, accents, quick picks for each job and tips for writing Chinese text that sounds natural. The tool above is already set to Chinese.

99 voices

46 female

53 male

3 accents

Native name: 中文
Speakers: About 1.1 billion
Language family: Sino-Tibetan
Script: Chinese characters (Simplified and Traditional)
Spoken in: China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore
Voices on Speechma Pro: 99 (46 female, 53 male)
Accents: 3

About the Chinese language

Chinese voices on Speechma speak Mandarin, the official language of China and Taiwan and one of the official languages of Singapore. Mandarin is a tonal language with four main tones, so the same syllable can mean different words depending on its pitch. Mainland China uses simplified characters, while Taiwan and Hong Kong use traditional characters.

Chinese is spoken by about 1.1 billion people and belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. On Speechma Pro you can choose from 99 Chinese voices: 6 HD voices, 25 standard voices, 60 styled voices and 8 natural voices. Every voice has its own page with a real sample, so you can compare them before you start.

Which Chinese voice should you choose?

For videos, audiobooks and ads: start with the 6 HD voices, such as Adam Chinese HD and Elliot Chinese HD. They have the richest, most natural sound.
For long documents, lessons and phone messages: the 25 standard voices, such as Andrew Chinese and Ava Chinese, stay clear and consistent over long texts.
For a specific character: the 60 styled voices are each made for one job, from storyteller, character, meditation, news anchor and luxury brand. Try Bo and Chen Luo.
For casual, conversational content: the 8 natural voices, such as Xiaobei Wang and Xiaoni Li, talk rather than read.
For a local audience: pick a voice from your listeners' country. Chinese voices here cover 3 accents.

Quick picks: the best Chinese voice for each job

Need	Voice	Details
Narration and audiobooks	Jing Guo	Female · China · Audiobook styled voice
Female voice	Ava Chinese	Female · Standard voice
Male voice	Adam Chinese HD	Male · HD voice
Ads and promotions	Hao Chen	Male · China · Luxury Brand styled voice
YouTube and social media	Na	Female · China · YouTube styled voice
News and reports	Xiaoxiao	Female · China · Standard voice
Long documents	Andrew Chinese	Male · Standard voice
Kids and bedtime stories	Bo	Male · China · Storyteller styled voice
Calm and relaxing audio	Feng	Male · China · Meditation styled voice

Chinese accents

Pronunciation, rhythm and even some words change from country to country. These are the accents available:

China (46 voices): Standard Mandarin (Putonghua) from mainland China, the accent of national TV and education.
Taiwan (33 voices): Taiwanese Mandarin, softer and with fewer "r" endings than mainland Mandarin.
Hong Kong (3 voices): Hong Kong speech, familiar to Cantonese-speaking audiences.

All Chinese HD voices (6)

Adam Chinese HDMale · HD voice Elliot Chinese HDMale · HD voice Felix Chinese HDMale · HD voice Marcus Chinese HDMale · HD voice Orion Chinese HDMale · HD voice Rowan Chinese HDMale · HD voice

All Chinese standard voices (25)

All Chinese styled voices (60)

All Chinese natural voices (8)

Xiaobei WangFemale · China · Natural voice Xiaoni LiFemale · China · Natural voice Xiaoxiao ZhangFemale · China · Natural voice Xiaoyi LiuFemale · China · Natural voice Yunjian ChenMale · China · Natural voice Yunxi YangMale · China · Natural voice Yunxia HuangMale · China · Natural voice Yunyang ZhaoMale · China · Natural voice

How to write Chinese text that sounds natural

Use Chinese punctuation (，。？！) so the voice pauses in the right places.
Write in the character set of your audience: simplified for mainland China, traditional for Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Numbers are read in Chinese; write 二〇二六年 or 2026年 depending on how you want the year read.
Put spaces or commas around English brand names inside Chinese text so they are read clearly.

What people make with Chinese voices

Video voiceoversNarration for YouTube, TikTok and Reels in Chinese, without recording yourself.
Audiobooks and storiesTurn Chinese books, blog posts and short stories into audio.
E-learningLessons, courses and language practice with clear Chinese pronunciation.
Ads and announcementsRadio spots, product videos and store announcements for Chinese-speaking audiences.
AccessibilityLet people listen to websites, documents and messages instead of reading them.
Phone menus (IVR)Professional greetings and menu prompts in Chinese.

Hear it in Chinese

Every voice preview on this page reads this text:

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More Chinese AI tools

Voice Cloning in Chinese: clone a voice from a short sample and make it speak.
Voice Changer in Chinese: turn a recording into another voice.
Voice Design in Chinese: create a brand new voice from a written description.
Speech to Text in Chinese: turn audio into text with sentence timestamps.
AI Dubbing in Chinese: translate and re-voice a video.

Questions about Chinese text to speech

How many Chinese voices are there?

99: 6 HD voices, 25 standard voices, 60 styled voices and 8 natural voices.

What is the most natural Chinese voice?

Start with Adam Chinese HD and the other HD voices; they have the most human sound. Each voice page has a sample so you can compare.

Can I write in 中文?

Yes. Type or paste your text in Chinese using the normal Chinese characters (Simplified and Traditional) script.

Is Chinese text to speech free?

It is included in Speechma Pro. See how allowances work.

Can I download Chinese audio as MP3?

Yes. Press Generate, then Download to save an MP3 you can use in any editor.

Can I use Chinese AI voices commercially?

Yes. Audio you create can be used in your videos, podcasts, ads and products. See the terms.