Japanese-ready voices
Begin with voices selected for clear, natural Japanese delivery.
Create Japanese narration that respects rhythm, pauses, and emotional intention. SuraYomi combines Japanese studio voices with plain-language direction and reproducible generation controls.
Begin with voices selected for clear, natural Japanese delivery.
Describe the scene and emotion instead of choosing a rigid style label.
Preserve the seed and controls for recurring narration.
Enter Japanese sentences directly, select Japanese or automatic language detection, and describe how the words should feel. Punctuation and natural sentence boundaries help the model understand pauses. For names or specialist terms, try a shorter sentence first and listen before processing the rest of the script.
The studio is designed for iterative work. A small change to pace or direction is often more useful than rewriting the entire prompt.
Japanese text-to-speech can support listening practice, vocabulary review, draft narration, character exploration, travel phrases, accessibility checks, and localization review. It is a creative aid, not a replacement for a professional narrator when legal, medical, safety-critical, or broadcast accuracy is required.
Use ordinary punctuation, avoid very long unbroken sentences, and include enough context in the direction. If a line needs a respectful customer-service tone, a lively character voice, or restrained documentary delivery, say so plainly. Save successful combinations as presets so future reads begin from a known sound.
QUICK ANSWERS
Yes. Japanese text and a fully localized Japanese interface are supported.
Yes. Normal mixed Japanese writing is supported.
Use MP3 for compact everyday files and WAV when you plan to edit the audio.
Begin with 50 credits. No card required.