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Indian-accented English text-to-speech

By GetMeAudio Team · · 3 min read

Most "English" text-to-speech defaults to a US or UK accent, which can sound noticeably out of place for content made for or by an Indian audience. English (India) is its own voice group in the catalog — an Indian accent, not a US voice reading Indian names awkwardly.

Voice tiers

Natural (₹9/min) has a male and female voice with the most expressive, human-sounding delivery. Standard (₹5/min) is the largest English (India) group in the catalog — six voices across both genders — giving real variety for projects that need more than one "presenter" voice.

Names and brand terms

Indian names and place names are exactly the category a US or UK-trained voice model tends to mispronounce. Pronunciation fixes any name or term once, and it stays correct in every script from then on.

Draft for free first

Draft with a free device voice to check pacing and pronunciation before spending on the cloud voice — pause control and auto-ducked background music work the same as everywhere else in the catalog.

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