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How many languages and voices does TTS Now support?

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What audio formats does TTS Now support?

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LanguagesJul 5, 2026·6 min read

Chinese Text to Speech — 14 Free AI Voices

Convert Chinese text to natural-sounding speech with 14 AI voices covering Mandarin (Simplified Chinese), Cantonese (Traditional Chinese / Hong Kong), and Taiwanese Mandarin. Free for commercial use, no signup required.

Quick facts

Total voices: 14
Variants: Mandarin Simplified (zh-CN), Cantonese (zh-HK), Taiwanese (zh-TW)
Speakers: 1.3+ billion worldwide
Sample text: 你好，你好吗？
Commercial use: Free, no attribution
Best tool: TTS Now Chinese converter

Chinese variants compared

Variant	Locale	Voices	Script
Mandarin (Mainland)	zh-CN	11	Simplified
Cantonese (Hong Kong)	zh-HK	2	Traditional
Taiwanese Mandarin	zh-TW	1	Traditional

Mandarin vs Cantonese — which to choose?

Mandarin and Cantonese are mutually unintelligible — they sound completely different. Mainland China, Taiwan, and Singapore primarily use Mandarin. Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangdong province use Cantonese. Picking the right variant is critical.

Mainland China audience: Use zh-CN (Mandarin, Simplified)
Hong Kong/Macau: Use zh-HK (Cantonese, Traditional)
Taiwan: Use zh-TW (Taiwanese Mandarin, Traditional)
Singapore/Malaysia Chinese: Use zh-CN (Mandarin, Simplified)
Pan-Chinese content: Use zh-CN (largest audience)

Use cases for Chinese TTS

YouTube/Bilibili/Douyin: Tech, education, gaming
Chinese podcasts: Ximalaya, Qingting FM
E-learning: Chinese language courses, school content
Audiobooks: Chinese literature, philosophy, classics
Marketing: Chinese ads for the world's largest consumer market
Accessibility: Screen readers for Chinese-speaking users
IVR systems: Chinese phone menus

Why Chinese TTS matters

Chinese is the world's most-spoken native language with 1.3+ billion speakers. China is the world's #2 economy and the largest internet market with 1+ billion users. High-quality Chinese TTS is essential for content creators targeting Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the global Chinese diaspora.

Try Chinese TTS now

14 Chinese AI voices. Mandarin + Cantonese + Taiwanese. Free.

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