AI Voices for Podcasts
30+ realistic AI voices, plus voices you clone or design yourself. Cast a solo host, two co-hosts or a full panel, direct every line's emotion, and generate podcast-quality audio from text.
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Any number of speakers
A solo host, two co-hosts or a moderator with four panelists: every speaker gets a distinct voice. Two hosts even react to each other mid-sentence.
Preview before you generate
Each voice has a one-click preview. Hear exactly how it sounds before it reads your script.
Delivery styles for every line
Start any line with [excited], [whispering], [deadpan] or [barely holding back tears] to shape how it is performed.
Laughs, sighs and pauses
Drop <laugh>, <sigh>, <gasp>, <short pause> or <long pause> exactly where they happen in a sentence.
100+ languages and accents
Generate podcast audio in English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and 100+ more languages and regional accents.
Your own voice, or a new one
Clone your voice from a 10–30 second recording, or design a new voice from a description, and cast it next to AI co-hosts.
Control tone directly in your script
Add simple inline tags. The AI writer adds them for you, and you can change any of them.
Line styles [excited] [whispering] [deadpan] · Sounds <laugh> <sigh> <gasp> · Listener reactions |wow| (two speakers) · All tags →
Common questions
How many AI voices can I use per podcast episode?
As many as your episode needs. The AI writer casts 1 to 6 speakers, and if you write your own script every named speaker gets their own voice. Mix built-in voices with your cloned or designed voices.
Can I preview AI voices before generating?
Yes. Every voice has a preview button in the studio. Click it to hear a short sample before committing. You can preview as many voices as you want before starting generation.
Do the AI podcast voices support multiple languages?
Yes. ZenMic generates audio in 100+ languages. The voice and accent match the language you select, including regional variants like US vs. UK English, or Mexican vs. Castilian Spanish.
Hear the voices for yourself
Free trial — generate your first episode in minutes.
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