Movie Character AI Voices
Villains, heroes and the narrator. Every one of these has a preview you can play before you download anything.
15 voices · 12 free
Batman
DC's detective, and cinema's most gravelled whisper
The growl: low, rough and pushed to the back of the throat, built for three-word threats.
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.
C-3PO
The protocol droid from Star Wars
Fussy, clipped and mildly panicked — a very polite robot having a difficult day.
Darth Vader
Star Wars' central villain
Deep, flat, and mechanically calm — the villain read that works because it never raises its voice.
Ghostface
The caller in the Scream films
Friendly right up until it isn't — the phone-call voice with the filter still on it.
Keanu Reeves
Actor, and an internet fixture for being unexpectedly nice
Quiet and hesitant, pausing mid-sentence — the delivery that reads as sincerity.
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.
Morpheus
The captain of the Nebuchadnezzar in The Matrix
Deep and deliberate, with the pause-before-the-point that launched a thousand memes.
Shrek
DreamWorks' ogre
Gruff Scottish burr with a soft centre — grumpy on the surface, friendly underneath.
The Grinch
The Dr. Seuss character who cancels Christmas
Sly and sing-song, stretching the good words out until they sound like an insult.
Tom Cruise
Actor, and the last major star still doing his own stunts
Fast, intense and forward — a voice permanently on the front foot.
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.
Walter White
The chemistry teacher at the centre of Breaking Bad
Quiet, precise and controlled — a voice that gets more threatening the calmer it gets.
Will Smith
Actor and rapper
Bright, quick and audibly smiling — the talk-show register rather than the dramatic one.
Yoda
The Jedi master from Star Wars
Creaky, slow and back-to-front — write the sentence inverted and it does the rest.
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15 in this collection, out of 64 voices in the app overall. 12 of them generate on the free tier. New voices are added regularly and are included in an existing subscription.