Native Italian Text to Speech

Sonic's Italian text to speech delivers natural rhythm, native prosody, and emotional expression that calibrates to the conversation. Build voice agents that earn trust from the first word.

Hear Italian in context

Listen to Italian examples for customer support, narration, and travel.

Customer support

Livit
Posso controllare se è possibile cambiare la taglia. Mi dica quale preferisce, così verifico la disponibilità e le spiego come restituire l'articolo che ha ricevuto.

Narration

Livit
Quando ha smesso di piovere, Elena ha aperto la finestra sul giardino. Sulle foglie brillavano ancora le gocce e dalla casa accanto arrivava un profumo di pane caldo.

Travel

Livit
Il museo si trova dall'altra parte della piazza. Superi la fontana e giri a sinistra alla libreria, vedrà l'ingresso proprio di fronte al parco.

What to listen for in Italian speech

The Italian restaurant example confirms a table for four at 19:00. Listen for the party size and time, then try your own reservation message. The customer-support recording offers a second check of how the voice handles an apology and a next step.

Generate Italian speech in seconds

Try a script here, then continue in Playground or connect your application.

1. Choose a voice

Listen to the recorded Italian examples and select a voice before editing. Choosing another example replaces the script.

2. Write your Italian script

Replace the sample text, then press Play. Include the names and phrases your audience will hear, and check pronunciation before creating a longer recording.

3. Download or integrate

Open Playground for longer scripts and downloads, or use the API to generate speech in your application.

Bring Italian speech into your product

Generate Italian audio from your application with the Sonic text-to-speech API. Send a script and voice ID, then stream the response to your player. Choose audio settings that match your web app or phone system.

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