What counts as a speech and voice tool here?
Text-to-speech and voice-cloning services such as Fish Audio. Song generators are listed under Music.
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Speech and voice tools turn text into spoken audio and clone voices. This list gathers the ones GenGrades has written up, each page with its prices, limits and sourced facts.
Every tool and model we have graded for speech and voice, best total first.
Fish Audio is a text-to-speech and voice-cloning platform run by Hanabi AI Inc. of Palo Alto, grown out of the open-source Fish Speech project. In 2026 it removed cloned voices of French dubbing actors after legal notices (April), raised a 52 million USD seed round (July) and released the open-weight Drama 3 model (October 13).
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Text-to-speech and voice-cloning services such as Fish Audio. Song generators are listed under Music.
Entries with a GenGrades score come first, highest total first; the rest follow in alphabetical order. Each one links to its full page.
Every fact on a tool page carries its source and the date it was checked: the maker's own pages and terms, public tests and user reports.
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