British Accent Generator

Most of the work here is choosing the right speaker. The library is filterable by accent, and each voice card gives a name, gender, age range, accent and a line about its delivery: a measured RP narrator in his 40s, a light RP voice for a child character, a young and emotional read for drama. That's useful if you need a specific regional sound for a lesson, a character or a voice-over and don't want to audition dozens of generic "UK English" voices. There are separate pages for RP, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish accents, and a page explaining how the voices were curated.

Each generation takes up to 3,000 characters. You preview a speaker, paste your script and download the result.

Voice Clone takes a 10 to 30 second recording of one speaker (MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG, up to 12 MB) and reads a new script in that voice for about 10 credits. The privacy policy says you need the speaker's explicit permission or another lawful right to upload a recording, and the terms ban using clones to impersonate or deceive. Voice Design builds a new voice from a description, and Voice Effects and AI Lip Sync are separate tools on the same credits.

There's a free tier with limits. Paid credit packs never expire: 1,000 credits are $20 and 3,000 are $50, with 30% off a first pack bought within 24 hours of signing up. Monthly and yearly subscriptions are also offered. The pricing page converts credits into rough minutes, about 44 minutes of speech for the smaller pack, and charges cloning, design and lip sync separately.

The privacy policy, last updated October 4, 2026, names Cloudflare for hosting and storage, Replicate or another configured AI provider for generation, and Stripe or another provider for billing. Voice reference recordings are kept in private storage, aren't published as a public voice library, and are removed when you delete your account, apart from temporary backups or records kept for legal reasons.