No stock demos, no marketing clips — every sample on this page was generated by T2IG through the real engine, the same one you'll get in the Studio. Compare tone, language and character across MiniMax, Kokoro, Qwen, VibeVoice, Maya and more.
This list is pulled straight from T2IG's live model catalog — when an engine is added or retired in the Studio, it appears or disappears here automatically, no page edit required.
Start with an ElevenLabs or MiniMax HD engine — both are tuned for realistic, expressive narration across most use cases.
The Kokoro family covers nine languages individually (English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese) — pick the one that matches your script for the most accurate pronunciation.
Use one of the Voice Design engines (MiniMax Voice Design, Qwen 3 Voice Design, or Maya) — describe the persona in plain language and the engine builds a matching voice.
The VibeVoice family is built for long-form, multi-voice generation — good for audiobooks, podcasts, or dialogue with more than one speaker.
No — these are T2IG's built-in voice engines, each a complete, ready-to-use voice. Voice Clone (in the Studio's Voice tab) is separate: it clones a real recorded voice from a sample you provide.
Every engine on this page costs the same flat rate as any other Studio voice generation — check the credits shown in the Studio's Model picker for the current rate.