Built by one person. Voiced by many.

Discord Translator speaks in voices other people recorded and shared, on software other people built and gave away. This page is our thank-you, and the credit their licences ask for.

122shared voices we use

23languages credited below

7open projects voice runs on

Built with

The open software that hears, translates and speaks.

WhisperHears what is saidOpenAI · MIT faster-whisperRuns Whisper on our graphics cardSYSTRAN · MIT KokoroThe natural voiceshexgrad · Apache 2.0 MeloTTSJapanese and Korean voicesMyShell · MIT PiperThe clear voicesOpen Home Foundation · GPL-3.0 eSpeak NGThe basic voiceseSpeak NG contributors · GPL-3.0 discord.jsTalks to Discord, voice includeddiscord.js contributors · Apache 2.0

Voices

Voices shared under Creative Commons Attribution licences, with the recordings they were made from.

Dutch

English

AlbaCC BY 4.0 source
AruCC BY 4.0 source
LibrittsCC BY 4.0 source
Libritts RCC BY 4.0 source
Northern English MaleCC BY-SA 4.0 source
Southern English FemaleCC BY-SA 4.0 source
VctkCC BY 4.0 source

Estonian

NewsCC BY 4.0 source

French

German

MlsCC BY 4.0 source

Icelandic

Italian

SerenaCC BY 4.0 source

Kazakh

Lithuanian

Reginute1CC BY 4.0 source

Marathi

GoogleCC BY-SA 4.0 source

Nepali

GoogleCC BY-SA 4.0 source

Polish

Mls 6892CC BY 4.0 source

Portuguese

EdressonCC BY 4.0 source

Slovenian

ArturCC BY 4.0 source

Spanish

Swedish

AlmaCC BY 4.0 source

Telugu

PadmavathiCC BY 4.0 source
VenkateshCC BY 4.0 source

Vietnamese

Vais1000CC BY 4.0 source

Welsh

Bu TtsCC BY 4.0 source

And 73 more voices shared into the public domain or under CC0, MIT, Apache or similar licences that ask for no credit. Thank you to every speaker who lent their voice and every researcher who published a corpus.