Eric
ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 · ElevenLabs
Good evening, here are tonight's top stories. City council approves the new riverside park, and the weekend brings the warmest weather of the year.
Anchors · briefings · sports · radio IDs
Turn a script into a newscast: an evening-news anchor, a morning briefing, a courtside sports call or a radio station ID. Text to speech news voices in English and 40+ languages.

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Kenerate AI's news voice generator reads news scripts, briefings and announcements in clear, authoritative voices, including a British newsreader and native news-anchor voices in French and Mandarin. For a sports announcer, describe one in Voice Design. Scripts run up to 10,000 characters. It reads your script; it doesn't fetch or write the news.
Listen first
Headlines, a morning briefing, a sports call, a station ID and French headlines — all generated from the scripts shown.
ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 · ElevenLabs
Good evening, here are tonight's top stories. City council approves the new riverside park, and the weekend brings the warmest weather of the year.
MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD · MiniMax
This is your morning briefing. Markets opened higher, trains are running on time, and it's going to be a sunny twenty-two degrees.
Qwen3 Voice Design · Alibaba Qwen
Voice descriptionAn energetic American sports announcer, loud, fast and excited, calling the final seconds of a basketball game
Five seconds left, down by two! He drives, he spins, he shoots... it's good! It's good! What a finish!
MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD · MiniMax
You're listening to Riverside Radio. Ninety-eight point four. The best mix of yesterday and today.
MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD · MiniMax
Voici les titres de ce matin : la nouvelle ligne de tramway ouvre ce week-end.
Here are this morning's headlines: the new tram line opens this weekend.
How to
Step 1
Short sentences, one fact each; spell out numbers and abbreviations.
Step 2
Eric or Daniel for anchors, Trustworth Man for briefings, a News Anchor voice for French or Mandarin, or design a sports announcer.
Step 3
Anchors read around 1.0×; sports calls go faster with the “happy” or “surprised” emotion on MiniMax.
Step 4
MP3, WAV or FLAC with no watermark.
See it in the app

Open Voice Studio in Text to speech and type the words you want spoken, or start from a script template.

Open the voice card and choose from hundreds of voices by accent, age and tone.

Pick the speech model — some add emotion and audio tags like pauses, whispers or laughs.

Press Generate speech to turn the script into a voiceover.

Finished clips land in your list with a waveform — play, download or reuse them.
Text to speech, emotions & tags, Hindi, voice design, cloning & chat
Chapters
Use cases
Anywhere information needs to sound calm and credible.
Daily recaps and explainers on YouTube and podcasts.
Station IDs, bumpers and segment intros.
Weekly company updates people actually listen to.
Play-by-play calls, highlights and match intros.
Stations, venues, events and building PA messages.
Listen-to-this-article versions of written news.
Engines
Facts from the Voice Studio's code.

ElevenLabs
Lifelike and consistent over long reads
Open ElevenLabs Multilingual v2
MiniMax
Most natural MiniMax voice; 7 emotions, (laughs)/(sighs) interjections, pronunciation dictionary
Open MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD
ElevenLabs
Most expressive; audio tags like [whispers], [laughs], [excited]
Open ElevenLabs Eleven v3
Alibaba Qwen
Describe a voice in words and hear it
Open Qwen3 Voice DesignControls
Clarity comes from pace, pitch and punctuation.
MiniMax voices. 1× is the natural pace; 0.85–0.95× suits narration and learners, 1.1–1.2× suits ads and recaps.
MiniMax voices, in semitones. A few steps down sounds bigger and older; a few up sounds lighter and younger.
MiniMax: neutral, happy, sad, angry, fearful, disgusted, surprised — the same words, a different read.
MiniMax 2.8 reads 13 cues like (laughs), (sighs), (breath); ElevenLabs Eleven v3 reads audio tags like [whispers], [excited], [sarcastic].
ElevenLabs. Lower = more expressive and varied between takes; higher = steadier and more even.
MiniMax lets you pick the format and sample rate (16–44.1 kHz); every clip downloads without a watermark.
Scripts
Short scripts in the styles people search for.
Breaking news
This just in: all flights from the northern terminal have been delayed by up to two hours due to heavy fog.
Weather
Tomorrow, sunshine in the morning, clouds building by afternoon, and a chance of showers after six.
Market update
Stocks closed higher today, led by technology shares, while oil prices slipped for a third straight session.
Sports announcer (design)
An energetic sports commentator, fast and loud, voice rising with excitement, calling a last-minute goal.
Esports caster (design)
A young, hyped esports caster with quick delivery and big reactions, clear and punchy.
Tips
Broadcast copy is written to be heard once.
Lead with the most important fact; one idea per sentence.
Spell out numbers and symbols the way an anchor would say them (“eight percent”, “one-oh-one point five”).
Avoid parentheses and long lists — they don't survive being read aloud.
Put attributions first: “Police say…”, not “…, according to police.”
For sports, use short bursts and exclamations; the voice follows the energy of the text.
Label synthetic narration where your platform or audience expects it.
Example uses
Illustrative examples of typical workflows, not customer reviews.

A daily recap channel can turn its written script into a calm anchor-style read, attributing every claim it reports.

An internal comms team can send a weekly audio briefing in a warm, clear voice that staff listen to on the go.

An esports channel can design an energetic caster voice for highlight reels and match intros.
FAQ
Paste your script into Kenerate's Voice Studio and pick a broadcast voice such as Eric or Daniel (ElevenLabs) or Trustworth Man (MiniMax). Keep sentences short and spell out numbers.
Link to this answerYes — describe it in Voice Design, e.g. “an energetic sports commentator calling a last-minute goal”, then type the call. The sports demo on this page was made that way.
Link to this answerNo. It reads the script you provide. Write or paste your news copy, then generate the audio.
Link to this answerYes. MiniMax has native news-anchor voices in French and Mandarin and speaks 40 languages; ElevenLabs Eleven v3 speaks 70.
Link to this answerYes — short IDs and bumpers work well with deep, clear voices like Deep-Voiced Gentleman. Kenerate's Terms give you ownership of what you generate.
Link to this answerA free Kenerate account starts with free credits, with no watermark and credits that never expire.
Link to this answerIn depth
What works, what to avoid, and how the pieces fit.
News presenters read in a steady, neutral register with clear articulation and measured pauses [1]. Listeners associate that sound with credibility, so the voice matters as much as the words — and so does honesty: synthetic voices shouldn't be used to pass off made-up reports as real journalism.
Copy written for the ear follows a few habits:
An anchor voice is calm and even; a corporate briefing can be warmer and a bit faster; a sports call rises and falls with the action. Pick the voice first, then write the script to match its energy.
Keep going
By the Kenerate AI team·Last updated and reviewed
We build and run the Kenerate Voice Studio. Every demo on this page is a real output of the engine and voice named on it, made from the script shown; engine facts were checked against the app's code.
Sources: Kenerate Voice Studio (engines, voices and limits from the app's code) · MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD on WaveSpeed · ElevenLabs Eleven v3 on WaveSpeed · ElevenLabs — text to speech documentation · Qwen3 TTS Voice Design on WaveSpeed

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