Free AI Voice for Podcast Intros
Most podcast intros are one line. “Welcome back to [show name].” “You're listening to [show], episode twelve.” If you're deciding whether a synthetic voice can carry that line, you don't need a thousand-voice library — you need to hear your actual line, read by a couple of solid voices, in under 20 seconds.
Assign a different voice to each sentence for a back-and-forth read.
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This is the same generator behind the trial tool — use whichever page you landed on.
Why your comma placement matters more than voice selection
The model reads punctuation as timing. A comma before your show's name gives the voice a breath to land the name clearly. Try “Welcome back, to Marketing Weekly” against “Welcome back to Marketing Weekly, episode twelve” and listen for where the pause actually helps the line land. This is the cheapest edit available to you, and it matters more than which of the two voices you pick — here's how to write a script an AI voice reads well.
What this page won't do
It's not a full voice library, and it won't pretend to be one. Two voices, English only, two sentences per take. If your intro needs a second host voice for a back-and-forth open, or your show runs in a language other than English, this isn't built for that yet — the full podcast studio (waitlist) handles multi-speaker scripts and a larger voice set. This page answers one question: does a synthetic voice work for your one-line intro, in your actual words.
Once you've got a take you like
Download requires confirming an email — no password, just the one step. The free download is for testing the voice, not for shipping to your feed. If you're publishing to an audience, the commercial licence lives on a paid plan.