Voice shortlists, one per job
Six curated sets. Every voice on a page earned its place for that specific kind of script — the podcast set is not the audiobook set with different words.
Podcast Voices
Conversational reads that hold a forty-minute episode.
Hear the shortlist →Audiobook Voices
Narrators with the stamina for a fourteen-hour book.
Hear the shortlist →E-Learning Voices
Instructors learners can still follow at 1.5x.
Hear the shortlist →Explainer & Documentary Voices
Narration that makes a claim sound examined.
Hear the shortlist →Commercial & Ad Voices
Reads with somewhere to go in thirty seconds.
Hear the shortlist →Character & Game Voices
Range that survives being asked to act.
Hear the shortlist →Three voice families, different strengths
Most pages here mix all three, so you can hear the difference on the same kind of script rather than reading a spec sheet.
Studio
Takes written direction. You describe the delivery in plain English — “dry, unhurried, warm on the last line” — and the read changes. Multilingual, so one voice carries your script into other languages.
X
The premium neural family. Strongest on long, even narration where consistency matters more than range — compliance modules, non-fiction chapters, corporate reads.
Persona
Natural conversational reads with a familiar, human quality. Good where the script should sound like a person talking rather than a performance.
Looking for a specific language?
Studio voices are multilingual, so the voice you cast for English can carry the same script into other languages. The nine below have their own demo page with natively written copy; Unmixr voices 100+ languages across 150+ regional accents.
Hear your own words in one of these voices.
Paste a sentence from the thing you are actually making and listen before you commit a whole project to a voice.
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