Natural Russian voices
Larisa, Dmitry, and Nikolay were made from Russian recordings, and most other voices in the app can speak Russian too.
Voices AI turns Russian text into natural speech on iPhone, Android, and in your browser. Type or paste your Russian script, pick a voice, and get audio you can use in videos, presentations, lessons, and voice messages. Listen to a real Russian sample below, generated in Voices AI.
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Здравствуйте, я Лариса, голос Voices AI. Напишите любой текст на русском, и я сразу прочитаю его естественным голосом: для вашего видео, презентации или поздравления с днём рождения.
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Larisa, Dmitry, and Nikolay were made from Russian recordings, so they sound most at home in Russian. Emily, Marcus, and Victoria are multilingual voices that read Russian too.
Larisa, Dmitry, and Nikolay were made from Russian recordings, and most other voices in the app can speak Russian too.
Pick Russian in the language menu, or leave it on Auto for text in Cyrillic.
Clone your voice from a short recording and have it read Russian text for you.
Save the audio and add it to your video editor, presentation, or chat.
Get the free app on the App Store or Google Play, or open Studio in your browser.
Type or paste your script in text to speech and set the language to Russian.
Preview a few voices and choose one.
Listen back, fix any line that sounds off, and download the audio.
Write ё where it belongs. Many texts replace it with е, and then "все" (everyone) and "всё" (everything) look the same, so the voice has to guess from context. For homographs like "замок", a castle with the stress on the first syllable and a lock with the stress on the second, try a stress mark (за́мок, замо́к) or reword the sentence so the meaning is clear, then listen to the result.
Numbers change form with case and gender: "с 5 рублями" is read "с пятью рублями", and "1 сентября" is "первого сентября". When the form matters, write the number as words in the case you need. Spell out abbreviations like "т. е.", "и т. д.", and "г." if you want a specific reading.
Russian text to speech is used for YouTube and Telegram videos, online courses, audiobook drafts, presentations, and поздравления с днём рождения sent as voice messages.
The app voices exactly the text you paste and does not translate it. For Russian audio from an English draft, translate the draft into Russian first, then generate the audio. Machine translation often slips on cases and word order, so ask a native speaker to read the script before you publish.
Voices AI is free to download, and you can listen to the Russian sample on this page. Generating audio uses the credits or subscription in your account, so check the app for current plans.
The voices speak standard Russian. Regional words and spellings are read with standard pronunciation, so test a short line if your script uses them.
Write ё where it belongs, or try a stress mark over the stressed vowel, as in "замо́к". If it still sounds wrong, reword the sentence so the meaning is clear from context.
No. Text to speech reads the text as written. Translate your script into Russian first, then generate the audio.
Yes. Download the generated audio and use it in your video editor, presentation, or messages.
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