Character Voice Generator

Every character here has its own page with more samples and a generator set to that voice. Search the generator above for more characters. Looking for real people? See the celebrity AI voice generator.

Video game characters

Horror-game fans start with the Phone Guy AI voice and Nightmare Freddy from Five Nights at Freddy's, and the Baldi AI voice from Baldi's Basics. For platformers and action games there's the Sonic AI voice, Mario, Fox McCloud from Star Fox and the Kratos AI voice from God of War.

Cartoon characters

All of Bikini Bottom: the SpongeBob AI voice, Squidward, Patrick Star, Mr. Krabs and Plankton. Plus Homer and Bart Simpson, the Peter Griffin AI voice, the Optimus Prime voice generator, Adam from Hazbin Hotel and Riggy.

Disney, Pixar and Muppets characters

Mickey Mouse, Stitch, Woody and Jessie from Toy Story, Mater from Cars, Tigger, Kermit the Frog and Elmo. Good for kids' videos, story time and birthday messages.

Anime voices

Gojo and the JJK narrator from Jujutsu Kaisen, and Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender. For an anime character of your own, describe one in the Design tab, like "a brave young anime hero" below.

Announcers and classic computer voices

The Mortal Kombat announcer and the Smash Bros announcer for montages and tournament intros, and Microsoft Sam, the Windows XP text-to-speech voice, for memes.

Holiday characters

The Grinch and Santa Claus for Christmas cards, greetings and messages for kids.

No character fits your story or game? Describe one. Open the Design tab in the generator, write a few words like "a grumpy old dwarf blacksmith", and Lazybird makes a new voice to match. Press Keep this voice to use it in your projects. Each sample below was made from the words above it.

Short descriptions work best: who the character is, their age and their mood. Give your character an accent with the accent generator.

Six effects change how any voice sounds: robot, deep, monster, echo, radio and phone. Pick one in the generator above, or set it on any block in Lazybird Studio, so a character can turn into a robot for one line and back for the next. Each pair is the same voice reading the same words, first as it is, then with the effect.

Effects work on every voice: famous characters, a voice you designed, or your own voice from the Clone tab.

One click takes your voice and text from the generator into Lazybird Create, where it's generated straight away. In Lazybird Studio every block can have its own voice, so a whole cast fits in one project: write the script, give each line a character and export MP3, WAV or an MP4 video. This scene is two blocks per character:

SpongeBob: Good morning, Squidward! I made you a breakfast sandwich shaped like a clarinet!
Squidward: SpongeBob, it's six in the morning. Go home.
SpongeBob: I am home! I live right next door!
Squidward: Don't remind me.

Posting it on TikTok? Here's how to add a voiceover to TikTok.