Specifications
Pricing Model
Freemium
Category
Audios Generator
Languages
Multiple Languages (including English, Chinese, Japanese)
Last Update
Updated Dec 2024
Platforms
Web
Best For:
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Developers & ResearchersIntegrate high-quality TTS into apps or conduct speech synthesis research using open-source models.
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Content CreatorsGenerate voiceovers for videos, podcasts, and audiobooks with customizable, natural-sounding voices.
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Indie Game & App DevelopersCreate dynamic dialogue and narration without the cost of professional voice actors or commercial APIs.
Key Features
API Available
Open Source
Beginner Friendly
Pros
- Fully open-source, allowing for transparency and self-hosting
- High-quality, natural-sounding speech synthesis
- Supports voice cloning and emotional speech
- Offers both a user-friendly web interface and a robust API
- Active development and strong community backing
Cons
- May require technical knowledge for self-hosting and advanced customization
- Resource-intensive models demand significant computational power for local deployment
- Less polished end-user experience compared to some commercial SaaS platforms
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fish Audio completely free to use?
The core models are open-source and free, but using the hosted web service or API may have usage limits with a freemium model.
Can I clone my own voice with Fish Audio?
Yes, the platform supports voice cloning, allowing you to create a synthetic version of a voice from a sample audio clip.
Do I need to know how to code to use it?
No, the web interface allows for easy text-to-speech generation without coding. For advanced integration, the API requires development skills.
Release History
vInitial Release
May 01, 2024
Open Source Launch
Initial public release of the Fish Audio text-to-speech and audio generation models and web interface.