Korean and Japanese text to speech
Generate speech in 70+ languages from one account.
- Free plan: 10,000 credits every month
- Commercial licence from $6 a month
- Paid plans roll credits over 2 months
The language list in Text to Speech includes Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish among more than 70 languages. The site describes the goal as native-level emotion and clarity in each one.
Choose a language, pick a voice, enter your text and generate. The voice library holds 10,000+ voices, so you can browse by age and mood before committing.
To keep one brand tone across Korean announcements and Japanese product clips, clone a voice once. Cloned voices can speak 32+ languages according to the voice cloning page.
The free plan's monthly credits are enough to test pronunciation. For commercial videos in any language, check the license that begins with Starter.
Deals you can use now
| Deal | Code | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| FreeStart on the free plan | — | The free plan includes 10,000 credits per month. A commercial license starts with the paid plans. |
See ElevenLabs in detailOne voice for narration and dubbingClone your own voice · Edit scripts speaker by speaker · Turn a manuscript into chapters · Dub video into another languageFAQ
Are Korean and Japanese both supported?
Yes, both appear in the Text to Speech language list.
Does a language change the credit cost?
Credits depend on characters and the model chosen. No extra per-language fee is listed.
Can I mix two languages in one line?
That is not documented on the official pages, so run a short test first.
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