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AI Voices & Text to Speech

Turn text into natural speech, clone a voice or dub a video into another language.

Free guide to AI voice generators

Our top three AI voice generators

ElevenLabs comes first: commercial rights and instant cloning start at $5 a month, and one account covers voiceovers in 70+ languages, long-form projects and dubbing. Fliki is second for anyone who wants the narrated video built too. Murf is third for course and training makers, with add-ons for Google Slides, PowerPoint and Canva. Typecast narrowly missed: generating is unlimited and only downloads use credits, but an hour of downloads a month needs Pro at $29. NaturalReader and Speechify grade higher but are built for listening, with voiceovers sold as separate plans.

  1. First: ElevenLabs

    Free plan · from $5/mo

    For: Most people making voiceovers

    ElevenLabs turns text into speech in more than 70 languages with stock, designed or cloned voices, with a Studio editor for long voiceovers, audiobooks and podcasts, plus dubbing, transcription, music and sound effects. Starter is $5 a month billed yearly ($6 monthly) for about 30 minutes of speech with a commercial license and instant cloning; Creator is $18.33 billed yearly ($22 monthly) for about 121 minutes. Its iPhone app averages 4.8 from about 22,700 ratings. Know the limits: the free plan has no commercial license or cloning, every product draws on one credit pool, and professional clones must be of your own voice.

    iPhone and iPad app: 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store

    ElevenLabs pricing and details
  2. Second: Fliki

    Free plan · from $28/mo

    For: Video makers who want the narrated video built too

    Fliki turns a script, blog post or slide deck into a narrated video or audio file, with AI voices in more than 80 languages, stock media, AI images, avatars, translation and publishing to YouTube. Standard is $28 per user a month for 180 credits, roughly one per minute, with commercial rights, 1080p video, no watermark and 1 voice clone, and yearly billing takes 25% off. It is second because voiceovers cost more to start: there is no plan below $28, the free plan's 3 credits carry a watermark and no commercial rights, credits are charged again whenever audio is regenerated, and the API needs Premium at $88.

    Fliki pricing and details
  3. Third: Murf

    Free trial · from $19/mo

    For: Course and training makers narrating slides

    Murf is a voiceover studio for training videos, explainers and slide decks: write the script, pick from more than 200 voices, adjust emphasis, pronunciation and pace, and add the audio inside Canva, Google Slides, PowerPoint or Adobe Captivate and Audition. Creator is $19 a month billed yearly for 24 hours of voice generation a year with commercial rights, and dubbing covers 20+ languages. It is third because it does less than the two above: nothing can be downloaded on the free trial, voice cloning and broadcasting rights are Enterprise-only, and every render uses generation time, edits included.

    Murf pricing and details

Ranked on Oct 18, 2026 from what each listing shows and what people say about the tool, not from our own testing. How we rank

Price against what you get

Which AI voice generators give the most for the money?

Going by our grades, ElevenLabs gives the most for the money among AI voice generators: no tool on this chart scores higher without costing more.

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10 tools

Tools

  • Cartesia

    AI Voices

    2.4GPA

    Low-latency speech models and voice agents for developers

    Free plan · from $5/moWeb
  • ElevenLabs

    AI Voices

    3.0GPA

    AI voice platform for speech, voice cloning, dubbing and voice agents

    Free plan · from $5/moWeb · iOS · Android
  • Fliki

    AI Voices

    2.4GPA

    AI video and voiceover maker with voice cloning in 80+ languages

    Free plan · from $28/moWeb
  • Listnr

    AI Voices

    2.2GPA

    AI voiceover studio with voice cloning and podcast hosting

    Free trial · from $19/moWeb
  • Murf

    AI Voices

    2.2GPA

    AI voiceover studio with dubbing, translation and a speech API

    Free trial · from $19/moWeb
  • NaturalReader

    AI Voices

    2.8GPA

    Text-to-speech reader for listening to documents, with a voiceover app

    Free plan · from $9.92/moWeb · iOS · Android +2
  • Respeecher

    AI Voices

    2.0GPA

    Voice cloning and speech-to-speech for film, TV, games and developers

    Free trial · from $18/moWeb
  • Speechify

    AI Voices

    2.8GPA

    Text-to-speech reader for listening to documents and web pages

    Free plan · from $29/moWeb · iOS · Android +2
  • Typecast

    AI Voices

    2.4GPA

    AI voice generator with emotion controls, voice cloning and video

    Free trial · from $5/moWeb · iOS · Android
  • WellSaid

    AI Voices

    2.0GPA

    AI voiceover studio with voices licensed from paid voice actors

    Free plan · from $10/moWeb

Common questions

What are the best AI voice generators?

ToolGPA ranks ElevenLabs first (for: most people making voiceovers), Fliki second (for: video makers who want the narrated video built too), Murf third (for: course and training makers narrating slides). ElevenLabs comes first: commercial rights and instant cloning start at $5 a month, and one account covers voiceovers in 70+ languages, long-form projects and dubbing. Fliki is second for anyone who wants the narrated video built too. Murf is third for course and training makers, with add-ons for Google Slides, PowerPoint and Canva. Typecast narrowly missed: generating is unlimited and only downloads use credits, but an hour of downloads a month needs Pro at $29. NaturalReader and Speechify grade higher but are built for listening, with voiceovers sold as separate plans.

How does ToolGPA rank AI voice generators?

From what each tool's own pages show (price, free plan, platforms, features and limits) and from what people say about it in public reviews and discussions. Not from our own testing. First place goes to the tool that suits the most people, and second and third to the best choices for the readers it leaves out.