Celebrity AI Voices
Presidents, athletes, rappers, actors and streamers. Play a preview here, then type your own line in the app.
29 voices · 15 free
Andrew Tate
Online personality and one of the most-clipped voices on short-form video
Slow, certain and full of gaps — a delivery built entirely for being cut into clips.
Bruce Lee
Martial artist, actor and philosopher of the practice
Fast and precise, cutting each word off cleanly — no wasted motion in the delivery either.
Charli D'Amelio
One of TikTok's most-followed creators
Casual, unperformed and young — the TikTok speaking voice rather than a presenting voice.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portuguese forward and one of football's record scorers
Portuguese-accented English, clipped and confident, with the vowels kept short.
Donald Trump
US president and the most imitated speaker of the last decade
The rally cadence: short clauses, a repeated phrase, and a pause held just long enough before the big adjective.
Drake
Rapper and singer from Toronto
Half-sung and behind the beat — the melodic rap register rather than the aggressive one.
Eminem
Detroit rapper known for technical speed
Nasal, fast and technically clean — the voice that stays legible at twice everyone else's speed.
iShowSpeed
Streamer known for very loud reactions
Permanently one word away from a scream — the loudest voice in the catalogue by some margin.
Jay-Z
Brooklyn rapper and businessman
Smooth, unhurried and completely unbothered — a rap voice that never sounds like it is trying.
Joe Rogan
Podcast host, comedian and UFC commentator
Podcast delivery: relaxed, a bit hoarse, and prone to getting louder halfway through a thought.
Justin Bieber
Canadian pop singer
Light and a bit raspy, delivered casually — the off-camera voice rather than the performing one.
Kai Cenat
Twitch streamer and record-setting subathon host
Fast, funny and conversational — a stream chat rhythm rather than a scripted one.
Kanye West
Rapper and producer, also known as Ye
Uneven by design — a mumble that jumps into emphasis without any warning.
Keanu Reeves
Actor, and an internet fixture for being unexpectedly nice
Quiet and hesitant, pausing mid-sentence — the delivery that reads as sincerity.
LeBron James
NBA forward and the league's all-time leading scorer
Deep and relaxed, with the press-conference tempo that never sounds rushed.
Michael Jackson
Pop singer and performer
Soft and airy in speech, percussive on emphasis — the speaking voice, not the stage one.
Mike Tyson
Former undisputed heavyweight champion
Soft, high and lisping — the contrast between the voice and the reputation is the whole joke.
Morgan Freeman
Actor, and the default reference point for film narration
The narration voice everyone pictures: low, warm, patient, and completely unbothered by a long sentence.
MrBeast
The most-subscribed creator on YouTube
Front-loaded and relentless — the retention-optimised delivery that never leaves a silent second.
PewDiePie
The creator who defined the first decade of YouTube commentary
Commentary-over-footage energy, swinging between a mutter and a shout with nothing in between.
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain's longest-reigning monarch
Formal, clipped Received Pronunciation, level throughout and precise to the consonant.
Steve Harvey
Comedian and game-show host
Game-show timing: warm, big, and willing to hold a silence for as long as the joke needs.
Steve Irwin
Australian wildlife presenter and conservationist
Broad Australian and permanently thrilled — the wildlife presenter voice, breathless throughout.
The Weeknd
Canadian singer and songwriter
Breathy falsetto with long held vowels — the late-night R&B register.
Tom Cruise
Actor, and the last major star still doing his own stunts
Fast, intense and forward — a voice permanently on the front foot.
Tristan Tate
Online personality, and the other half of a frequently clipped pair
The warmer, faster half of the pair — British, quicker, and less fond of the long pause.
Vin Diesel
Actor, and the voice of a great many one-liners about family
Low, gravelled and slow — the action-movie register that makes any noun sound important.
Will Smith
Actor and rapper
Bright, quick and audibly smiling — the talk-show register rather than the dramatic one.
Will Smith Rap
The Fresh Prince era, before the acting career took over
Clean, on-the-beat late-eighties rap delivery — every word legible, nothing slurred.
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29 in this collection, out of 64 voices in the app overall. 15 of them generate on the free tier. New voices are added regularly and are included in an existing subscription.