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Chinese text to speech for natural video narration

Paste a Chinese script and create Mandarin narration for Shorts, Reels, lessons, and explainers. Compare the voice samples, choose a speaking speed, and download the finished audio after signing in.

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Paste your script, choose a voice, and adjust the speed.

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Tool details

How to convert text into a Chinese voice
  1. 01

    Paste your script

    Write short sentences and use punctuation to mark where the voice should breathe. Works with both simplified and traditional characters.

  2. 02

    Choose the voice and pace

    Listen to the available Mandarin voice samples and choose a speaking speed that fits your video.

  3. 03

    Generate and download

    Create an account when generating, receive the audio, and download it or use it in a complete video.

Frequently asked questions

Does the voice pronounce Chinese naturally?

These voices read Chinese text in Mandarin. Use punctuation to guide pauses, and review names, numbers, and technical vocabulary before publishing.

Can I use the audio for YouTube, TikTok, and Reels?

Yes. Download the narration and use it in any social video format, course, ad, or client project.

How do I get less robotic narration?

Avoid long paragraphs. Use short sentences, commas for small pauses, and periods where you want an idea to end clearly.

Do I need to create an account?

You can configure everything first. When you click Generate, we'll ask you to create an account and the narration continues automatically when you return.

Does this tool support Cantonese?

The voices on this page speak Mandarin. There is no Cantonese voice selector here, so choose this tool for Mandarin narration.

What Chinese content works best for TTS?

Short lessons, stories, product explanations, and documentary scripts are useful starting points. Review specialist terms and names in the finished Mandarin narration.

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