Hebrew TTS Samples

A comparison of Hebrew text-to-speech providers — voice cloning and stock voices.
Snapshot taken March 2025.

Voice Clones

Cloned from ~1 minute of Hebrew reference audio. Listen to the original voice (before) alongside the TTS output (after) from each provider.

Herman

Original Voice (Reference Audio)

TTS Output (Voice Clones)

Corn

Original Voice (Reference Audio)

TTS Output (Voice Clone)

Stock Voices

Pre-built Hebrew voices from various TTS providers. No voice cloning — these are the provider's default offerings.

Microsoft Edge TTS

Free, built into Microsoft Edge. Tested with Avri (male) and Hila (female) at normal and 70% speed.

Avri (Male) — Normal Speed

Avri (Male) — 70% Speed

Hila (Female) — Normal Speed

Hila (Female) — 70% Speed

ElevenLabs

v3 model with language_code: "he". Note: multilingual v2 produces unintelligible Hebrew — v3 with explicit Hebrew is required.

Google Gemini

Gemini 2.5 Flash Preview TTS via Google AI Studio.

Resemble AI

Stock Hebrew preset voice. Custom voice clones require nekudot (diacritics) for intelligible output.

Summary

ProviderApproachHebrew QualityNotes
MiniMaxVoice cloning (Replicate)BestCloned from ~1 min Hebrew reference; natural sounding
Edge TTSStock voicesGoodMicrosoft's free TTS; Avri and Hila voices
GeminiStock voicesGoodGoogle AI Studio, Gemini 2.5 Flash Preview TTS
ElevenLabsStock voices (v3)GoodRequires language_code: "he"
ChatterboxVoice cloningPoorGibberish — Dicta ONNX nikud library unavailable on Replicate
Resemble AIStock + cloningPoorNeeds nekudot (diacritics) for intelligible output