Azerbaijani Text to Speech with Native Voices
Type your text and hear it in Azerbaijani a few seconds later, read by a voice that grew out of the language rather than around it. The stress lands where it should, the intonation moves like speech, and numbers, dates and names are spoken the way a person would say them instead of being spelled out letter by letter. Pause tags let you set the rhythm yourself. Video, ads, audiobooks, news, course material — you write the text once and re-render the audio as often as you like, then download it as mp3. If you know the language as Azeri, this is the same thing: one language, and these are its voices.
Write your text and listen Pick a voice, set the pauses, download the mp3. New accounts download their first voiceover of up to 1 minute free.
Hear the difference
The same sentence in each of our voices, then our native English voices reading their own. The text is printed beside the player — run the same words through anything else and compare.
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Voices.az Sevda — Azerbaijani, female AI-voiced
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Voices.az Emin — Azerbaijani, male AI-voiced
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Voices.az Sevda — emotional style AI-voiced
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Voices.az Bob — English, male AI-voiced
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Voices.az Helen — English, female AI-voiced
Nazirlik bildirib ki, yeni qaydalar iyirmi üç mart tarixindən qüvvəyə minir, bunu Aygün Məmmədova xəbər verir.
Every track here is one of our own voices, unedited. The sentence is printed next to the player, so you can put the same words through anything else and judge for yourself.
Voice catalogue: listen to every voice
The voices of the panel, each with a short sample. Azerbaijani voices come first, and the Sevda styles share one card. Only one sample plays at a time.
Azerbaijani
Sevda
clear and neutral — for news and presentations
Emin
confident male voice — for explainers and presentations
Tural
deep, calm male voice — for documentaries and audiobooks
Kamran
composed male voice — for presentations and training videos
Orkhan
young, friendly male voice — for ads and social media
Aysel
cheerful, lively female voice — for ads and children's content
English
Bob
steady male voice — for courses and explainers
Helen
clear female voice — for product videos and narration
Kate
energetic female voice — for ads and radio
Frank
raspy, mature male voice — for stories and characters
Russian
Roman
measured male voice — for presentations and training videos
Victoria
soft female voice — for reading articles and videos aloud
Igor
deep, composed male voice — for news and presentations
Alina
energetic female voice — for ads and radio
Turkish
Emine
clear female voice — for informational texts
Elif
soft young female voice — for audiobooks and brand videos
Zeynep
energetic female voice — for ads and radio
Kerem
deep, calm male voice — for news and documentaries
Numbers and dates come out right
This is where multilingual voices stumble most often: figures, dates, amounts and abbreviations. Written as «2026», «23 March» or a sum of money, they tend to be read in English or spelled out one character at a time. Here they follow the rules of Azerbaijani, the way a person would say them. The samples below have all three in one sentence.
No foreign accent — hear it yourself
For Azerbaijani voice and accent quality we are the best of the comparable services, and the only honest way to show that is to let you listen. Below is the same sentence in each of our voices; anyone who speaks the language hears where it lands in the first few words.
You control the pauses
Pause tags inside the text put the breaths exactly where you want them: short for an ad, long for an audiobook. Re-rendering takes seconds, so there is nothing to book and nobody to call.
How it works
- Type or paste your text Pause tags let you set the rhythm as you go.
- Pick a voice Recorded announcers Sevda and Emin, Sevda’s emotional styles, and created voices: Tural, Kamran, Orxan, Aysel.
- Listen and download The finished audio downloads as an mp3 file.
Our Azerbaijani voices
Azerbaijani has two recorded announcers — Sevda, female, and Emin, male — plus Sevda’s emotional styles, and created Azerbaijani voices: Tural, Kamran, Orxan and Aysel. Templated services list hundreds of voices and not one of them is Azerbaijani: the language is read by a general multilingual voice, and any native speaker hears it in the first sentence. A voice count means nothing without the language behind it. English, Russian and Turkish have native voices as well, so the same script can go out to several audiences at once.
Other languages
- Azerbaijani — two native voices plus emotional styles of the female voice.
- English, Russian and Turkish have native voices too, so one script can go out to several audiences.
- A voice or a language we don’t list yet is added on request.
For companies: we build your announcer’s voice for free
If your company has its own announcer, building their voice costs you nothing. Generating speech with it is billed as usual — at the standard rate or on contract terms. The voice stays exclusively yours: for ads, announcements, courses and internal material. If you want to, you can rent it out to other Voices.az customers and earn from it.
Need a voice or a language we don’t list yet? We add them on request, and the timeline is agreed project by project.
What people voice
- Ads and announcements
- Audiobooks and children’s stories
- News and articles read aloud
- Online courses and training material
How billing works
You pay for the minutes of audio you generate. New accounts download their first voiceover free if it is up to 1 minute long; a longer file is billed as usual. The current per-minute rate is on the price page, where it is read live from our billing data rather than typed into a marketing page.
Other services
Frequently asked questions
How many Azerbaijani voices are there?
Two recorded announcers — Sevda, female, and Emin, male (with Sevda’s emotional styles) — plus created voices: Tural, Kamran, Orxan and Aysel. English, Russian and Turkish have native voices as well.
Can you create our own announcer’s voice?
Yes. For companies, building the voice is free of charge; speech generated with it is billed at the standard rate or on contract terms. The voice stays exclusively yours, and if you want to you can rent it out to other Voices.az customers and earn from it.
What format do I get?
The finished audio downloads as an mp3 file.
Can I control the pauses?
Yes. Pause tags inside the text decide where the voice breathes.
How is the price calculated?
By the minutes of audio generated; the current rate is on the price page. New accounts download their first voiceover free if it is up to 1 minute long; a longer file is billed as usual.
Can you add a new voice or language?
Yes, on request; the timeline is agreed project by project.
Hear the difference on your own material
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