MiniMax Audio

MiniMax Audio

Lifelike multi-language TTS with voice cloning, isolation, and long-text support

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MiniMax Audio is a text-to-speech platform built on MiniMax’s upgraded Speech-02 models, designed to generate natural, lifelike speech in multiple languages. It offers a wide range of voices, accents, and speaking styles, making it suitable for both casual narration and professional audio production. Instead of sounding robotic or flat, the output aims for realistic pacing, intonation, and clarity—useful when you need audio that feels like it was recorded by a human voice actor.

Creating speech is straightforward: you can paste or type text, provide a URL, or upload a file for the system to read aloud. MiniMax Audio is also optimized for long-form content and supports very large inputs—up to 200,000 characters—so it can handle lengthy articles, lessons, scripts, or story chapters without forcing you to split everything into many small parts.

Beyond standard TTS, MiniMax Audio includes voice cloning. With a short sample (as little as a 10-second audio input), you can create a custom voice for generating new speech content. This is helpful for keeping a consistent voice across many recordings, developing a branded narrator, or personalizing an assistant or tutor. The platform also provides voice isolation features, which can help separate vocal audio from other sounds when preparing or refining recordings.

Overall, MiniMax Audio is built for users who want fast, scalable voice generation with modern neural speech quality—whether you’re producing a one-off voiceover or building repeatable workflows for education, media, and product experiences.

Features

  • Text to Speech (TTS) with lifelike output
  • Multi-language speech generation
  • Diverse voices and accents
  • Input via text, file upload, or URL reading
  • Long text handling up to 200,000 characters
  • Voice cloning from ~10 seconds of audio
  • Voice isolation

How It’s Used

  • Story narration and audiobook-style reading
  • Commercials and marketing voiceovers
  • AI tutor or educational lesson narration
  • Reading articles or web pages aloud from URLs
  • Creating consistent branded voices using cloning
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