Free Chinese AI Voice Generator, Convert Your Text to Voice

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Chinese text to speech online

Everything You Need for Chinese Text to Speech

Chinese text to speech turns written Chinese into generated audio you can preview and download. Paste your script into the tool above, choose a Chinese option, and create an MP3 without recording the text again for every revision.

Voice studio

Pick the Chinese variant your listeners use

Mandarin (Simplified) includes Xiaoxiao, Yunyang, Yunxi, Xiaoyi, Yunjian, and Yunxia, and also covers regional accents such as Northeastern Mandarin and Zhongyuan Mandarin Shaanxi. Cantonese includes HiuMaan, HiuGaai, and WanLung, while Taiwanese Mandarin includes HsiaoChen and HsiaoYu with additional voices in the selector. Preview a short passage in each variant before producing the full audio.

  • Simplified, Cantonese, and Taiwanese
  • Mandarin regional accents
  • Browser preview and MP3 output

Text to finished audio

Generate Mandarin and Cantonese speech from written Chinese

The selector separates Mandarin (Simplified), Cantonese (Traditional), and Taiwanese Mandarin, because the same sentence can be written with different characters and read aloud with different pronunciation. Choosing the variant first keeps names, numbers, and place names closer to what your audience expects.

More than text to speech

Chinese text to speech tools

Move from a short voice test to complete documents, multi-speaker projects, audiobooks, and custom voices.

File to Speech

Upload Chinese content from PDF, DOCX, TXT, or ODT files and turn longer documents into listenable speech.

Studio Dialogue

Build multi-speaker Chinese conversations and arrange different voices in one audio project.

Ebook to Audiobook

Convert Chinese books and documents into organized, chapter-based audio for longer listening.

Voice Cloning

Create Chinese audio with a custom voice you have permission to use across your own projects.

Simple workflow

How Chinese text to speech works

Four clear steps take a script from the editor to a voice you can preview and download.

  1. 01

    Paste the Chinese script

    Enter the text you want converted into spoken Chinese. Simplified and Traditional characters are both handled by the tool.

  2. 02

    Choose a Chinese variant

    Select Mandarin (Simplified), Cantonese (Traditional), or Taiwanese Mandarin and preview a voice.

  3. 03

    Generate the audio

    Submit the script and let Luvvoice create the spoken version.

  4. 04

    Listen and download

    Check characters with multiple readings, numbers, and names, revise if needed, and save the MP3.

Everyday projects

Chinese text to speech use cases

Chinese video voiceovers

Prepare narration for explainers, product demonstrations, and short-form videos without booking a recording session.

Lessons and study material

Turn vocabulary examples, reading passages, and revision notes into audio for listening practice.

Help and product content

Convert written instructions and support articles into spoken Chinese for customers who would rather listen.

Accessible articles and guides

Offer Chinese written content in an alternative audio format for easier listening.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

How does Chinese text to speech work?

Paste Chinese text, choose Mandarin (Simplified), Cantonese (Traditional), or Taiwanese Mandarin, select a voice, and generate the speech for playback or MP3 download.

Which Chinese variants are available?

Luvvoice provides Mandarin (Simplified), Cantonese (Traditional), and Taiwanese Mandarin, each with its own voice list.

Which Chinese voices can I compare?

Mandarin (Simplified) includes Xiaoxiao, Yunyang, Yunxi, Xiaoyi, Yunjian, and Yunxia, plus regional options such as Xiaobei for Northeastern Mandarin and Xiaoni for Zhongyuan Mandarin Shaanxi. Cantonese includes HiuMaan, HiuGaai, and WanLung, and Taiwanese Mandarin includes HsiaoChen and HsiaoYu with additional options shown in the selector.

Can I download Chinese speech as an MP3?

Yes. Once the audio is generated, listen in the browser and download the completed Chinese speech as an MP3 file.

Should I use Simplified or Traditional characters?

Match the script to the variant you selected. Mandarin (Simplified) expects Simplified characters, while Cantonese (Traditional) and Taiwanese Mandarin expect Traditional characters. Keeping the two consistent reduces characters being read with the wrong pronunciation.

Can I use free Chinese text to speech online?

Yes. You can try Chinese text to speech online with the free usage currently shown for your account, without installing recording software.

Which file formats can I use with Chinese text to speech?

Luvvoice File to Speech supports TXT, PDF, DOC, DOCX, ODT, XLSX, XLS, and ODS files. Upload a supported document or spreadsheet and choose a Chinese voice.

What can I use Chinese text to speech for?

Use it for video narration, product demos, podcasts, training material, e-learning lessons, accessibility, and proofreading by listening.

How do I change the speed and pitch of Chinese text to speech?

Choose a Chinese voice, select the settings button beside the voice selector, and adjust Rate, Pitch, and Volume before generating the audio.