Free AI Voice Generator for IVR and Phone Prompts
“Press 1 for sales, press 2 for support.” “Your call is important to us, please hold.” Phone prompts are short, they get re-recorded whenever a menu option changes, and booking studio time for a single line is a bad use of anyone's afternoon. Type the prompt, pick a voice, listen back. If it's clear enough to put in front of a caller, download it.
Assign a different voice to each sentence for a back-and-forth read.
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What actually matters for a phone prompt
Clarity over character. A podcast intro can have personality; a phone menu just needs to be understood the first time, by someone who might be driving or in a noisy room. Keep prompts short — under two sentences reads clean here anyway, and it matches this tool's limit, so there's no fighting the format.
Numbers and extensions are where synthetic voices most often trip. Say the digits the way you'd want them heard: “press one” reads more reliably than “press 1” in most engines, this one included. Test it before you commit a whole menu tree to a voice you haven't heard say a number out loud — see writing a script that reads clearly for the underlying rules.
What this isn't
This isn't an IVR platform — it doesn't route calls or manage a menu tree. It generates one clean audio line at a time, which you then load into whatever phone system you're already running. If you need a full multi-prompt script generated in one pass, that's a job for the full studio, not this page. The voice models here are pulled from the trial tool, so a line you like here will sound the same wherever you end up using it.