Which voices can I try for Thai text to speech?

The recorded examples on this page use Supannee and Somchai. Select an example to hear its script, then replace the text to test that voice with your own words. You can explore more voices in Cartesia Playground .

What is Thai text to speech?

Thai text to speech converts a written script into spoken audio. You can use it for narration, accessibility, product interfaces, and the spoken responses of a voice agent. Speech generation does not translate the script or decide what an agent should say.

How do I choose a text-to-speech API for Thai voice agents?

Compare pronunciation, response time, streaming support, and output formats using the same scripts and playback setup. Include interruptions, short replies, and longer passages from your actual workflow. Have fluent Thai speakers review the voices before choosing one.

How do I build a voice agent that speaks Thai?

Combine speech recognition, conversation logic, and text to speech, or use Managed Agents to bring those parts together. Choose a voice, connect the tools your workflow needs, and test real conversations with fluent speakers. Define when the agent should ask for clarification or hand the conversation to a person.

What affects latency for Thai text to speech?

Time to first audio depends on the model, request, network connection, and client playback. A voice agent also includes speech recognition and response-generation time. Measure the complete conversation in your deployment; measure time to first audio separately from the time a caller waits for an answer.

How should I handle numbers, dates, and addresses in Thai?

Test the formats your users will hear, including local dates, prices, phone numbers, and addresses. Write ambiguous values in the form you want spoken and review the generated audio. Names, abbreviations, and regional conventions deserve a separate pronunciation check.

How do I integrate Thai speech into my application?

Send your script, model, language code, voice ID, and output settings to the speech API from your server. Keep API credentials on your server. Start with the text-to-speech API , then add playback, cancellation, and error handling in your application.

What audio format should I use for Thai speech?

Sonic offers output settings for browser players and telephony. Choose a container, encoding, and sample rate that your player accepts. The text-to-speech API reference lists the supported combinations. Match these settings to your phone provider when generating call audio.

Can I use Thai speech in IVR and phone systems?

You can connect generated speech to a telephony application. Configure the output to match your provider's audio requirements and test it over real calls. Your application still controls call routing, caller verification, interruptions, and transfers to a person.

What should I evaluate before an enterprise deployment?

Test Thai pronunciation, concurrent traffic, failure handling, and your target response times. Review data handling, deployment options, and contractual requirements with your team and Cartesia. Validate the complete integration before expanding from a pilot to production.

Can I use Thai text to speech for narration?

Yes. Use Sonic to read Thai scripts for product tutorials, spoken articles, and other narration. Preview a short passage first to check pacing and pronunciation. For longer recordings, continue in Cartesia Playground or generate audio through the API.

How can I try Thai text to speech?

Play a recorded example on this page, or edit the script to generate new Thai speech with Sonic. The web demo accepts up to 500 characters. For longer scripts and downloads, open Cartesia Playground.

Which Thai accents can I hear here?

This page includes examples labelled Thai. Listen to the individual recordings to choose a voice for your audience. The labels describe these recordings, not a guarantee that every regional accent is available.

Can I use my own Thai text?

Yes. Select a voice and replace the sample script with your own text. The demo generates new audio for edited scripts. Changing to another example replaces your edits with that example's script.

Can I stream Thai speech through the API?

Yes. Sonic supports streaming speech generation. Set the language code and voice ID in your request. Streaming lets your application begin playback as audio arrives. Check the API reference for request and output settings.

Can I use a cloned voice for Thai speech?

Cartesia offers voice cloning. Use a recording you have permission to clone, then test pronunciation and speaker similarity in Thai before using the voice in production. Results depend on the recording and selected model.

Does this page translate text into Thai?

No. Sonic generates speech from the text you supply. If your source material is in another language, translate and review it in Thai first. For a multilingual project, see our localization workflow .

Native Thai Text to Speech

Sonic's Thai 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 Thai in context

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

Customer support

Supanneeth-TH

ฉันช่วยเปลี่ยนเวลาจัดส่งให้ได้ค่ะ คุณสะดวกเป็นเช้าวันพฤหัสบดีหรือบ่ายวันศุกร์คะ เมื่อเลือกเวลาแล้ว ฉันจะยืนยันกำหนดส่งใหม่ให้ทราบค่ะ

Narration

Somchaith-TH

พอฝนหยุด ร้านขนมปังตรงหัวมุมถนนก็เปิดประตู มินเดินเข้าไปซื้ออาหารเช้า แล้วเห็นเพื่อนเก่าที่ไม่เจอกันนานนั่งอยู่ริมหน้าต่างพร้อมกาแฟอุ่น ๆ

Travel

Supanneeth-TH

ห้องพักของคุณพร้อมแล้วค่ะ อาหารเช้ามีตั้งแต่เจ็ดโมงถึงสิบโมง หากต้องการรถไปสนามบิน กรุณาแจ้งเวลาที่สะดวก แล้วเราจะช่วยจองรถให้ค่ะ

What to listen for in Thai speech

The Thai story mentions Chiang Mai and Songkran, while the appointment example includes Dr. Somchai, a date, and a time. Use those details to compare delivery. Review your own reminder text and instructions before putting them into an application.

Try your own script

Generate Thai speech in seconds

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

1. Choose a voice

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

2. Write your Thai 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 Thai speech into your product

Generate Thai 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.

Read the text-to-speech API docs Open Playground

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