Kermit the Frog AI Voice
Light, slightly strained and reedy, with a small wobble on held vowels.
- Free to use
- 4.5 rating, 5,435 reviews
- 7 emotions
- 31 languages
Pick a voice
Sample “Hi-ho! It's a good day to be green.”
Generating happens in the app — free, and your line comes with you.
Kermit voice styles
Four registers the voice does well. Tap a line to drop it into the box above.
Host
“Hi-ho! It's a wonderful day and I'm delighted you're here.”
Delighted
“Yaaay! This is exactly the kind of news I love to hear!”
Flustered
“Oh dear, oh dear — everything is fine, everything is completely fine.”
Tender
“It's not easy being green, but it's a lot easier with you around.”
About the voice
A gentle voice that reads sincerity well, which is exactly why it works for jokes. There is a strain in the upper register that gives it the sense of someone holding themselves together, and the model keeps that rather than smoothing it out.
All seven emotions are available. Sad and Fearful are noticeably different from Default here — more than on most voices — so the emotion chips are worth trying before you settle on a take.
In the app it is listed as Frog, in the cartoons collection. It generates on the free tier, with no watermark.
What people make with it
- Muppet-style parody and dubs
- Wholesome or ironic voiceover
- Kids' content
- Voice notes and soundboards
How to make a Kermit the Frog AI voice
- 1
Type what you want Kermit to say in the box at the top of this page. Punctuation sets the timing: a full stop buys a longer gap than a comma.
- 2
Tap Generate. That opens AI Voice on the App Store — it is free and there is nothing to set up.
- 3
In the app, open the voice list and choose Frog — that is Kermit the Frog.
- 4
Generate, then save the audio to your phone or send it straight into whatever you are editing.
Questions
Type your line in the box at the top of this page, then tap Generate to open AI Voice on iPhone. Pick Frog — the Kermit the Frog voice in the app — and generate. There is no recording and no setup: it reads whatever you type.
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AI Voice is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the rights holders of Kermit the Frog. This is a synthetic imitation of a recognisable delivery style, not a recording or a clone, and it is offered for parody, commentary and entertainment. Names are used to describe the style of the voice.