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Austrian German text to speech with voices from Austria

Your customers in Vienna, Graz or Innsbruck hear where a voice comes from. 11 voices with an Austrian sound read your German text — for phone menus, ads, videos and courses.

11
Austrian voices
2 · 9
female · male
WAV·MP3
export and API
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Listen to the Austrian voices

Every sample is a real voice from the catalog. Press play on a portrait.

Andreas
AndreasMale · Young
Greta
GretaFemale · Young
Dominik
DominikMale · Energetic
Laura
LauraFemale · Vibrant
Johannes
JohannesMale · Soft
Christoph
ChristophMale · Narration

Why an Austrian voice

Austria is a market of its own. Many Austrians notice right away when an ad, a phone menu or an explainer video sounds German-German, and an Austrian voice simply sounds closer for a shop in Vienna, a practice in Graz or a hotel in Tyrol. With HancVoice you choose that sound per project, without booking a speaker.

What the voices are, and what they are not

The Austrian voices read Standard German text with an Austrian sound, the way most Austrians speak at work. They are not dialect voices: write your text in Standard German, or in the words you want to hear, and listen before you publish. Words that are typical for Austria, such as „Jänner“, „heuer“ or „Topfen“, you simply write the way you use them.

Where Austrian voices are used

Phone menus and on-hold messages of Austrian companies, radio-style and social media ads, product videos for the Austrian market, e-learning for employees, announcements in shops and practices. For the whole DACH region you can keep one voice per market: an Austrian one for Austria, a Swiss one for Switzerland and a Standard German one for Germany.

Tips for a natural read

Write numbers, dates and prices the way they are spoken („zwölf Euro neunzig“), spell out abbreviations and set the stress on a name that sounds wrong right in the editor. Try the same script with two or three voices: the female and male voices differ a lot in pitch and energy.

FAQ

Questions and answers

11: 2 female and 9 male. In the catalog they are marked with the region Austria.

No. They read Standard German text with an Austrian sound. They are not tuned for dialect, so if your text contains dialect words, listen before you publish.

Yes. Export WAV or MP3 and upload the file to your phone system. If the system needs a special format, for example 8 kHz mono, convert the file in any audio editor.

The first 10,000 characters are free, credited once at sign-up, no card needed.

Yes. A short recording of your voice is enough to create a private voice that only your account can use.