Pro · Beta

Describe a voice for your next project

Create a voice from a description, preview it privately, then save it for the generator and API.

Start with words: the tone, pace, and character you want. Voice design does not accept audio uploads or clone a person's voice.

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Requires an active Pro subscription. Beta capacity is limited, so new designs may be temporarily unavailable.

From a description to a reusable voice

  1. Describe

    Describe the delivery and choose a dialect. Try a clear direction such as a warm narrator with a calm pace and crisp pronunciation.

  2. Listen

    Listen to the private preview before saving. Results vary: review the accent, pronunciation, and delivery for your audience.

  3. Save and reuse

    Save your chosen voice for your account, then select it in the generator or use its private FasihTTS voice ID in the API.

What the Pro beta includes

  • 3 design attempts per UTC calendar month
  • 1 saved private voice
  • Speech generation uses your existing allowance

Voice design is experimental. A requested dialect is a direction, not a guarantee of native-dialect quality. Preview each result before using it in a project.

Open voice design

Before you design

Who can use voice design?
Voice design requires an active Pro subscription. Free samples, Basic, and Project Pack purchases do not include it. Availability also depends on limited beta capacity.
How do the monthly attempts work?
Pro includes 3 design attempts per UTC calendar month. The limit resets at the start of the next month in UTC, independently of your subscription renewal date. Generating speech with a saved voice uses your existing speech allowance.
Is my designed voice public?
Your saved voice is private to your account and does not join the public voice catalog. A description does not guarantee a unique or exclusive vocal identity.
What happens if I stop using a voice?
After 180 days without use, a voice is archived and can no longer be selected for generation. Its metadata is retained. Restoration is possible only while the voice is still available from the provider; permanent availability is not guaranteed.