Every voice in the app

Al Michaels

Broadcaster, and the voice behind several of American sport's best-known calls

Network play-by-play: controlled, unshowy, and able to lift into a big call without shouting.

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.

ASMR Girl

A whispered female voice built for relaxation audio

A close, breathy whisper at a deliberately slow pace, with the harsh sibilance taken out.

ASMR Guy

A soft-spoken male voice for relaxation audio

Soft and low but not whispered — the reassuring register rather than the breathy one.

ASMR Lady

A warm female voice for relaxation audio

Warm and softly spoken rather than whispered — steadier than the whispered alternative.

ASMR Man

A deeper male voice for relaxation audio

The deepest of the ASMR voices, with the longest gaps and the most air in it.

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.

Elizabeth (BioShock)

The companion character in BioShock Infinite

Clear, light and precise — a period voice that reads long text without tiring the ear.

Brit Noah

An original British male voice, calm and unaccented within the UK

A calm, neutral British voice with no regional colour and very clear articulation.

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.

Calm Liam

An original mature male voice built for steady reads

A steady, mature read with a soft attack — calm without tipping into sleepy.

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.

Darth Vader

Star Wars' central villain

Deep, flat, and mechanically calm — the villain read that works because it never raises its voice.

Deep Leo

An original male voice with a confident, settled delivery

Certain and settled, with clean consonants — the voice for text that needs to sound decided.

Deep Peter

An original deep male voice, not modelled on anyone

A deep, cultured read with rounded vowels — documentary narration without the impression.

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.

Ghostface

The caller in the Scream films

Friendly right up until it isn't — the phone-call voice with the filter still on it.

Goku

The lead of Dragon Ball

Bright and forward, with the strain in it that anime fans will recognise immediately.

HAL 9000

The ship's computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey

Calm, level and completely unbothered — the polite computer voice that refuses your request.

iShowSpeed

Streamer known for very loud reactions

Permanently one word away from a scream — the loudest voice in the catalogue by some margin.

James

An original male voice with an easy, upbeat delivery

Bright and easy-going, with a lift in the phrasing that keeps a long read from flattening out.

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.

John Madden

NFL coach turned commentator, and the name on the video games

Booth commentary: loud, delighted, and happy to explain the obvious twice.

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.

Kermit the Frog

The Muppets' host and most patient presence

Light, reedy and unfailingly polite, with the little wobble that makes it instantly placeable.

Kratos

The lead of the God of War games

Low, rough and short of patience — three words at a time, every one of them heavy.

LeBron James

NBA forward and the league's all-time leading scorer

Deep and relaxed, with the press-conference tempo that never sounds rushed.

Male Narrator

A neutral male narration voice with no character attached

A plain, even male narration voice with nothing distinctive in it — which is the point.

Michael De Santa

One of the three leads in Grand Theft Auto V

Tired, sardonic and mid-argument — a voice that already regrets the conversation.

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.

Morpheus

The captain of the Nebuchadnezzar in The Matrix

Deep and deliberate, with the pause-before-the-point that launched a thousand memes.

Mortal Kombat Announcer

The voice calling the rounds in Mortal Kombat

The arcade shout: every word hit separately, every phrase ending like a verdict.

MrBeast

The most-subscribed creator on YouTube

Front-loaded and relentless — the retention-optimised delivery that never leaves a silent second.

Old Lady

An original elderly female voice

A warm, slightly tremulous elderly voice with a slow pace and audible breath.

Patrick Star

The starfish next door in SpongeBob SquarePants

Slow, slack and a half-beat behind — a voice that makes any sentence sound like a bad idea.

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.

Playful Ava

An original female voice with a light, teasing delivery

Light and teasing, with a smile in the tone and an upward turn at the end of most lines.

Queen Elizabeth II

Britain's longest-reigning monarch

Formal, clipped Received Pronunciation, level throughout and precise to the consonant.

Shrek

DreamWorks' ogre

Gruff Scottish burr with a soft centre — grumpy on the surface, friendly underneath.

SpongeBob SquarePants

Nickelodeon's fry cook

High, nasal and relentlessly cheerful — the cartoon voice that survives being played at any volume.

Squidward Tentacles

The neighbour with the clarinet in SpongeBob SquarePants

Permanently unimpressed: nasal, flat, and falling away at the end of every sentence.

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.

Taylor

An original female voice with a natural, conversational delivery

A natural conversational female voice with none of the broadcast polish.

The Grinch

The Dr. Seuss character who cancels Christmas

Sly and sing-song, stretching the good words out until they sound like an insult.

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.

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.

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.

Yap Dollar

An internet character voice rather than a real person

Over-articulated and permanently overcaffeinated — a talking voice with the confidence dialled past useful.

Yoda

The Jedi master from Star Wars

Creaky, slow and back-to-front — write the sentence inverted and it does the rest.