Taiwanese Mandarin Text to Speech
Create Mandarin speech with a Taiwan accent from Traditional Chinese text. Choose a female or male voice and download the audio as MP3.
The demo box accepts up to 600 characters; the main generator accepts up to 5,000.
About this voice
These voices speak Taiwan Mandarin, the standard variety of Mandarin used in Taiwan, with local pronunciation and vocabulary. It is not Taiwanese Hokkien (Min Nan); if you need Hokkien, these voices will not produce it.
Voices
- HsiaoChen (female, Taiwan)
- HsiaoYu (female, Taiwan)
- YunJhe (male, Taiwan)
Tips for natural results
- Write in Traditional Chinese and use Taiwan wording (for example 軟體 rather than 软件) for the most natural result.
- Spell out English brand names or acronyms the way they should sound, or use the pronunciation helper in the main generator.
- Use full-width punctuation for clearer pauses.
Good for
- Narration and e-learning for audiences in Taiwan.
- Customer-service prompts, app voice-overs and explainers.
- Comparing Taiwan and Mainland Mandarin pronunciation for study.
Related
- All dialects and accents
- Cantonese Text to Speech
- Northeastern Chinese (Dongbei) Text to Speech
- Shaanxi Dialect Text to Speech
- Main AI voice generator
- Text to speech with subtitles (SRT / VTT)
- Multi-voice dialogue generator
Voices are provided through Microsoft's neural text to speech service. Availability can change over time, so a voice may occasionally be missing.