Voice library
Design your own Indian English voice
Design the Indian English voice your product needs, described in your own words and generated in seconds. Start from one of the voices below, or write a prompt and Gradium builds yours. Either way you get a voice id you call from the API or the SDK with no setup.
- Any gender, any age
- Design a Indian English voice at whatever gender and age range your product needs, from one prompt.
- Styles available
- Conversational
Hear it
- MichelleEnglish · Young Adult · Female0:00
A few of them
to listen to
One from each of the things this accent is used for, so you can hear the range before you write anything.
What makes Indian English
sound like itself
Each feature below is something the prompt has to encode, or something a careless prompt will accidentally undo.
- Retroflex stops
- The /t/ and /d/ are produced with the tongue curled back against the hard palate rather than at the alveolar ridge. It is the single most identifiable feature, and it survives even at fast pacing, so it does not need reinforcing in the prompt.
- Syllable-timed rhythm
- Syllables receive more even weight than in stress-timed American or British English, which flattens the contrast between stressed and unstressed. This makes the accent unusually legible at speed, and it is why it performs well for instructional and support content.
- Monophthongal FACE and GOAT
- The vowels in face and goat are held as single steady vowels rather than glided diphthongs, so face leans towards fes and goat towards got. Asking for a smooth or gliding delivery works against this and blurs the accent.
Or design a
indian english voice
The library is a starting point, not a limit. Describe the voice you want and Voice Design generates it.
An Indian English male voice, 40 to 55, for conversational: calm and crisp, with mid-low pitch, steady natural pacing, medium energy and warm rounded resonance. Ideal for reassuring walkthroughs, empathic de-escalation and complex IT support.
Try Arjun
in the studio
Open a voice, type your own script, and listen. Same endpoints, same SDK and same latency whether you pick one from the library or design your own.