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Voices

Australian voices

12 Australian voices — 6 female and 6 male. Every one is generated by AI, not a recording of a voice actor. Each is described by how it sounds and the sort of business it suits.

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  • Natasha

    Female
    • Warm
    • Professional
    • Natural

    The most versatile voice in the catalogue. Even, unhurried and warm without being soft, and it stays clear through the narrow band a phone line gives you. The safe choice when you are not sure which to pick.

    Suits Healthcare, allied health and professional services

  • William

    Male
    • Clear
    • Steady
    • Reassuring

    A measured, even-toned read that carries detail well. Numbers, options and opening hours stay intelligible, which makes it a strong choice for menus callers have to follow first time.

    Suits Finance, legal and government services

  • Annette

    Female
    • Bright
    • Friendly
    • Approachable

    Bright and welcoming, with a lift at the end of a line that sounds genuinely pleased to hear from you. Suits a greeting more than a long list of instructions.

    Suits Retail, hospitality and customer service

  • Darren

    Male
    • Confident
    • Friendly
    • Local

    Straightforward and unmistakably Australian, with none of the polish of a corporate read. Sounds like the business answering its own phone.

    Suits Trades, automotive and small business

  • Carly

    Female
    • Polished
    • Corporate
    • Confident

    Polished and self-assured, with a crisp finish on each phrase. The corporate option — it reads a service list without ever sounding like a sales call.

    Suits Corporate, finance and professional services

  • Duncan

    Male
    • Deep
    • Authoritative
    • Calm

    Lower and slower than the rest, with real weight behind it. Good where the message is safety, scale or seniority, and it holds up well against a music bed.

    Suits Construction, mining and industrial services

  • Freya

    Female
    • Calm
    • Gentle
    • Patient

    Gentle and patient, pitched for callers who may be anxious or unwell. It never rushes, which matters when someone is waiting to be told what happens next.

    Suits Medical clinics, dental practices and aged care

  • Ken

    Male
    • Relaxed
    • Conversational
    • Down to earth

    Relaxed and conversational, closer to how someone actually speaks than to a formal announcement. Warms up an after-hours message that would otherwise feel like a closed door.

    Suits Local services, hospitality and community organisations

  • Joanne

    Female
    • Assured
    • Considered
    • Trustworthy

    Assured and unhurried, with the steadiness of someone who has explained this before. Reads terms, fees and process detail without sounding cold.

    Suits Legal, accounting and insurance

  • Neil

    Male
    • Warm
    • Mature
    • Reassuring

    Warm and mature, with an easy pace. The reassuring option when the caller most needs to feel they have reached the right place.

    Suits Healthcare, aged care and not-for-profits

  • Tina

    Female
    • Energetic
    • Upbeat
    • Modern

    Energetic and current, with plenty of forward momentum. Best on short messages — a greeting or a promotion — where the lift is the point.

    Suits Fitness, beauty and creative businesses

  • Tim

    Male
    • Youthful
    • Bright
    • Energetic

    Youthful and bright without being breathless. Reads well against an upbeat bed and suits a business whose customers expect it to feel new.

    Suits Technology, retail and modern brands

Choosing

You do not have to get it right first time

Change the voice as often as you like before you pay, and take a new five-second preview each time. The preview uses your own words, so you are judging the voice on the thing it will actually be reading rather than on a stock line.