Voice library
Design your own Quebecois French voice
Design the Quebecois French 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 Quebecois French voice at whatever gender and age range your product needs, from one prompt.
- Styles available
- Conversational, Ads & Social Media and Education
Hear it
- MaudeFrench · 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.
- Conversational
- Ads & Social Media
- Education
- Alexandre
Adult · Male · Ads & Social Media
A high-energy and assertive Canadian French voice perfect for fast-paced promos and clear instructions.
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Adult · Male · Education
A joyful and instructional Canadian French voice that makes learning and support feel effortless.
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Another 3 Quebecois French voices are in the catalogue, with the rest of the library. Sign in to hear them all, or design one of your own from a prompt.
What makes Quebecois French
sound like itself
Each feature below is something the prompt has to encode, or something a careless prompt will accidentally undo.
- Affrication before close front vowels
- The /t/ and /d/ become ts and dz before /i/ and /y/, so tu approaches tsu and dire approaches dzire. This is the single feature that separates Quebecois from Standard French in the first few words of any script.
- Diphthongised long vowels
- Long vowels break into glides, so pere and fete carry movement that Parisian French holds steady. It reads as warmer and more informal, which is why Quebecois suits conversational work better than formal announcement.
- More open vowel space
- The vowels in patte and pate stay clearly distinct, and several vowels sit lower and further back than their European equivalents. A prompt asking for a polished or broadcast read tends to pull these back towards Parisian values.
Or design a
quebecois french voice
The library is a starting point, not a limit. Describe the voice you want and Voice Design generates it.
A Quebecois French 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 Alexandre
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.