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Chinese Text to Speech for Mandarin Scripts
Use Chinese text to speech to preview a Mandarin voice and download MP3.
Hear three Mandarin scripts before you generate
Each sample was generated from the script on this page. Play the audio, then load the same line into the editor with Use this script.
Simplified course line
A classroom prompt that asks the listener to hear the full sentence, pause on a new word, and repeat. Use this when you are drafting a lesson take.
欢迎来到今天的中文课堂。请先听完整句话，再跟着朗读。遇到不熟悉的词，可以暂停，然后再听一遍。
Traditional appointment notice
A service notice in traditional characters. The spoken job is still Mandarin. This is not a Cantonese, dialect, or regional accent demo.
您好，您的預約已確認。請於明天下午三點到達服務中心，並出示預約編號。若需要更改時間，請提前與我們聯絡。
Mixed product walkthrough
English UI labels stay in the same sentence as the Chinese instruction. Generate this line when a demo has to say Settings, Save, and Dashboard out loud.
打开 Settings，选择中文，然后点击 Save。现在，你可以在 Dashboard 查看最新的项目进度。
What Chinese text to speech does on this page
Chinese text to speech turns a written Mandarin script into spoken audio you can preview and keep as MP3.
Open this Mandarin studio, keep Chinese selected, preview a voice, sign in, generate a short take, then play and download the MP3. Voice cloning lives on its own page. Saved voices appear under My Voices when you need a private model.
The studio is built for short, reviewable lines: a lesson prompt, a service notice, a product walkthrough, or a podcast intro. Split a chapter, slide deck, or manuscript into those lines instead of sending the whole document at once. Free accounts can send 120 characters. Paid accounts can send 1,000. Credits for catalog speech follow UTF-8 size, so a visible Chinese line can cost more than an ASCII line of the same length.
Simplified and traditional characters can share a Mandarin voice. That is a writing-system difference, not a dialect switch. This page covers Mandarin. Cantonese, regional accents, pinyin editors, phoneme fields, and SSML stay outside this studio.
Play the three samples above before you write a long script. They are owned takes of the exact lines on this page, not catalog previews recorded from different text. If a name, number, or English label sounds off, shorten the sentence and generate again.
How to generate Chinese speech here
Three steps from a Mandarin line to an MP3 you can drop into a video, lesson, or demo.
01
Load or write a short script
Start with the prefilled classroom line, tap Try this, or open an example with Use this script. Keep the take inside your 120 or 1,000 character limit.
02
Preview a Mandarin voice
Chinese is selected when the editor loads. Browse public Mandarin voices in the picker, or open My Voices for a saved model.
03
Generate, listen, and download MP3
Sign in, spend the credits shown for this script, then play and download the stored MP3. If a take fails, the script stays in the box so you can edit and retry.
Where a Mandarin voiceover earns its keep
Use-case illustrations; listen to the samples for generated audio. The strongest jobs are short, scripted lines for a course, product video, or podcast intro.
Use-case illustrations; listen to the samples for generated audio
Courses and language lessons
Read a classroom prompt, a recap, or a listen-and-repeat line, then keep the same voice for the next unit.
Product demos and app walkthroughs
Speak a Settings-to-Save path with mixed English labels without jumping to a separate recording booth.
Podcast and video intros
Draft a Mandarin open, listen on the page, then drop the MP3 on the timeline before the edit is locked.
How to write a Mandarin script that reads cleanly
The editor reads the text you submit. Punctuation, numbers, abbreviations, and names all change the take. There is no hidden pinyin, phoneme, or SSML panel on this page.
Punctuation and pauses
Chinese commas, periods, and question marks usually create a breath. If a line runs on, split it. If a pause feels late, move the comma and generate a short revision instead of stacking marks.
Numbers, dates, and times
Write the form you want spoken. 下午三點, 3:00 p.m., and 15:00 can all land differently. For a notice or lesson, keep one style in the sentence and listen before you publish.
Abbreviations and English UI labels
Leave Settings, Save, Dashboard, and similar labels in English when that is the on-screen word. Spell out a spoken abbreviation if you need the full Chinese name instead of letter-by-letter reading.
Names and mixed reading
Proper names, brand names, and product names should stay in the form you want heard. Generate a short clause around the name first. This page does not offer a custom pronunciation dictionary.
Miso One vs ElevenLabs vs Narakeet: Chinese Text to Speech
Compare short Mandarin workflow, longer document jobs, audition and revision, download, and usage rights. Treat the table as a decision aid, then confirm each vendor's current pages before a production choice.
| Decision | Miso One | ElevenLabs | Narakeet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short Chinese script workflow | This page keeps a Mandarin editor, voice picker, generate, and MP3 download in the browser after sign-in. | The official Mandarin page provides a voice list, a script box, a character count, and Play. Download stays disabled until a take is generated. | The Chinese language page lets you pick a voice and paste Chinese text, then continues generation on a separate workspace page. |
| Long project or document work | Paid takes stop at 1,000 characters. Split a lesson, video, or podcast into reviewable lines. This page is not a chapter renderer. | ElevenLabs documents Studio for longer directed projects beyond a single short Play take. | Narakeet's product path is built around turning scripts and documents into spoken files in a dedicated workspace rather than only a landing-page demo. |
| Voice audition and revision | Preview public Mandarin voices, load an example script, generate, then edit the same box and retry. There is no separate pitch or SSML panel here. | You can change the selected Mandarin voice and the script, then Play again on the official page. | Voice, format, and script choices start on the language page, then continue in the generation workspace. |
| Download | Successful generations store an MP3 you can preview in the browser and download. | The Mandarin product page documents MP3 download after generation. | Narakeet's workspace is where you finish and export after leaving the language landing page. |
| Rights and suitable use | You keep rights in lawful inputs and outputs, subject to law and third-party rights under the Miso One terms. Clone only voices you are allowed to use. | Commercial and download terms follow the ElevenLabs plan in use. Confirm that plan before a campaign. | Narakeet states that free accounts are for personal or evaluation use. Commercial accounts can be used commercially, and you still need rights in the source text. |
| Choose it when | You want a short Mandarin line, a real voice preview, and an MP3 from this browser studio. | You want its Mandarin Play flow, a large voice library, or Studio for a longer directed project. | You want a document-oriented workspace after choosing a Chinese voice and format on the language page. |
Use Miso One here when the job is a short Mandarin script you can hear and download as MP3. If the work is a long document, a directed Studio session, or a separate generation workspace, use the linked ElevenLabs or Narakeet pages and confirm their current terms.
Honest limits for Mandarin TTS
These limits match the public Chinese voices and the Mandarin studio on this page.
Free signed-in accounts can submit up to 120 characters per generation. Active paid accounts can submit up to 1,000.
Public catalog speech uses 1 credit for each started block of 100 UTF-8 bytes. ASCII text stays near 1 credit per 100 characters. Accented letters and some punctuation can use more than one byte. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean can use more credits for the same visible length.
Output is MP3. Choose a different voice or edit the script to adjust delivery. This page does not add SSML, phoneme, or pinyin tools.
The examples prove Mandarin reading of simplified, traditional, and mixed lines. They do not prove Cantonese, dialects, or regional accents.
Longer scripts should be split into paid takes. Do not expect one generation to absorb an entire chapter or slide deck.
Chinese text to speech FAQ
Short answers about simplified and traditional text, Mandarin scope, voices, mixed English, downloads, cloning, and commercial use.
Can this Chinese text to speech read simplified and traditional Chinese?
Yes. Paste simplified or traditional characters in the same Mandarin studio. Listen before you publish, especially around names and numbers. Writing-system choice is not a dialect switch.
Does this page support Cantonese or Chinese dialects?
No. This page only verifies Mandarin. Traditional characters in the notice example are still a Mandarin read. Do not expect Cantonese, Shanghainese, or other dialects from this editor.
Are male and female Mandarin voices available?
Available voices depend on the current Chinese catalog. Preview the voice cards to choose a male, female, or other listed delivery.
Can Chinese text to speech read mixed Chinese and English?
Yes. Keep English UI labels or product names in the same sentence when that is the spoken form, then generate the mixed example. You should still listen, because a brand name can land differently than a full Chinese translation.
Can I download Chinese TTS as MP3?
Yes. After a successful generation, preview the stored audio and download the MP3 from this page.
Can I clone my own Chinese voice?
Create a voice on the voice cloning page using audio you have the right to use. Saved voices then appear under My Voices in this Mandarin studio.
Can I use the generated Chinese audio commercially?
You retain rights in lawful prompts and generated outputs, subject to applicable law and third-party rights, as described in the Miso One terms of service. That is not a blanket copyright guarantee. For client work, confirm the current terms, and only clone voices you are allowed to use.
Continue your Chinese voice workflow
Compare this Mandarin studio with the text to speech hub, other language pages, cloning, and pricing.
Sources for the comparison
Vendor facts in the decision table are grounded in current first-party pages, not invented scores.
Generate the next Mandarin line
Return to the Mandarin studio, audition a Chinese voice, and download an MP3 for a course, product demo, or podcast intro.