Natural Turkish voices
Most voices in the app can speak Turkish. Preview a few and pick the one that fits your content.
Voices AI turns Turkish text into natural speech on iPhone, Android, and in your browser. Type or paste your Turkish script, pick a voice, and get audio you can use in videos, presentations, lessons, and voice messages. Listen to a real Turkish sample below, generated in Voices AI.
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Merhaba, ben Matthew, Voices AI'ın seslerinden biriyim. Türkçe herhangi bir metin yaz; bir sonraki videon, sunumun ya da doğum günü mesajın için hemen doğal bir sesle okuyayım.
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None of these voices were made from Turkish recordings. They are multilingual voices that read Turkish: Matthew reads the sample, and the other cards play each voice reading the same Turkish line.
Most voices in the app can speak Turkish. Preview a few and pick the one that fits your content.
Pick Turkish in the language menu, or leave it on Auto for text with ç, ğ, ı, ö, ş, and ü.
Clone your voice from a short recording and have it read Turkish 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 Turkish.
Preview a few voices and choose one.
Listen back, fix any line that sounds off, and download the audio.
Turkish has a dotted and a dotless i, and both matter: "kır" (countryside) and "kir" (dirt) are different words, and their capitals are I and İ. Type ğ, ş, ç, ö, and ü as well. Text written with plain Latin letters, as in many chat messages, can be misread, because the voice reads exactly what you type.
Suffixes on numbers follow the way the number is said, as in "2024'te", "5'i", or "3'üncü", so check that they match. When the reading matters, write the number as a word, such as "üçüncü". The percent sign comes first in Turkish (%50, yüzde elli), and abbreviations like "vb." or "Dr." can be spelled out if you want them read in full.
Turkish text to speech is used for YouTube and Instagram Reels videos, e-learning, product videos for online stores, presentations, and doğum günü voice messages.
Paste Turkish text to get Turkish audio: the app reads your words as written and does not translate them. If your script starts in English, translate it into Turkish first, then generate. Have a native speaker look over important scripts before they go out.
Voices AI is free to download, and you can listen to the Turkish sample on this page. Generating audio uses the credits or subscription in your account, so check the app for current plans.
Yes. The voices read standard Turkish. Words from regional dialects are read with standard pronunciation, so test a short line first.
The voice reads exactly what you type, so "sisman" is not read as "şişman". Switch to a Turkish keyboard or add ç, ğ, ı, ö, ş, and ü before you generate.
No. Text to speech reads the text as written. Translate your script into Turkish first, then generate the audio.
Yes. Download the generated audio and use it in your video editor, presentation, or messages.
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