Voicemaker

Voicemaker is a text-to-speech platform from Yedap Technologies LLC, a Wyoming-based company established in 2020, that converts written text into speech using more than 2,000 AI voices across over 130 languages. Users can adjust accents, emotional tone, and delivery style, and the platform also offers voice cloning from about a minute of sample audio, speech-to-speech conversion, and AI dubbing that translates content while aiming to preserve the original tone. Additional tools include a pronunciation editor for consistent handling of brand names, VoxFX audio effects, multi-track projects with cloud storage, and studio-quality output up to 48 kHz/16-bit. Voicemaker is aimed at content creators, businesses, educators, and developers producing audiobooks, voiceovers, training videos, and multilingual marketing campaigns; the site lists clients such as Netflix, Amazon, Sony, Samsung, and universities including Harvard. The platform runs through a web-based editor and offers a full developer API at developer.voicemaker.in, described as capable of returning speech in under 75 milliseconds. Pricing is freemium: unlimited standard TTS is free with default voices, while a Starter plan at $5 per month adds 200,000 credits, with premium voices consuming more credits per use.