Korean TTS

Korean Text to Speech

Paste Hangul or a mixed Korean and English script. Choose from 10 Korean voices, check the pronunciation, and download the result as an MP3.

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Adjust speed, pauses & more 67 / 2,000 characters

A Korean voice generator for finished scripts

Use your own text to compare voices. Keep the quick version simple, or open Advanced Controls when pronunciation and timing need more work.

10 Korean voices

Preview every voice with the same sentence before you render the full script.

Hangul and mixed text

Read Korean writing aloud and test scripts that include numbers, names, or English terms.

Control the delivery

Advanced controls

Change speed, pitch, and volume to suit dialogue, lessons, or narration.

Fix difficult words

Advanced controls

Add pronunciation replacements for names, brands, abbreviations, and loanwords.

MP3 and SRT files

Download the Korean voiceover and matching subtitles for editing or publishing.

Speaking styles

Advanced controls

Try supported styles when a line needs a different mood or level of energy.

From Hangul to audio

Create Korean speech in three steps

  1. 1

    Add the Korean script

    Paste a sentence, lesson, dialogue, announcement, or finished voiceover script.

  2. 2

    Preview Korean voices

    Test a line with names and numbers, then keep the voice that reads it best.

  3. 3

    Export the take

    Generate the recording, listen once more, and download the MP3 or SRT file.

Check the Hangul source

Test spacing, numbers, and mixed Korean-English text

Use a preview line that contains the same spacing and mixed-language terms as the final script. Small source changes can produce a clearer reading.

Hangul word spacing

Keep normal Korean spacing and punctuation. Preview crowded captions or interface text as full sentences before recording them.

Numbers in context

Test ages, dates, times, prices, counters, and phone numbers in the sentence where they appear instead of as isolated digits.

English names and abbreviations

Listen to product names, initials, and English phrases inside the Korean line, then replace difficult pronunciations when needed.

Keep the speech level consistent

Proof-listen the complete script for accidental switches between formal and conversational endings before publishing the audio.

Korean text to speech FAQ

Straight answers about Hangul, translation, pronunciation, downloads, and Korean voiceovers.

Can this Korean reader read Hangul?

Yes. Paste modern Korean text written in Hangul, choose a voice, and generate pronunciation audio you can play or download.

Does this translate English into Korean?

No. This is a Korean text-to-speech tool, not a translator. It reads the text you enter, so translate the script into Korean before generating the voice.

Can I use Korean TTS for pronunciation practice?

Yes. It is useful for replaying sentences and comparing how a script sounds. For names or important language work, check the result against a native reference.

Can I make a Korean voiceover for dubbing?

Yes. Generate dialogue or narration one section at a time, then download the MP3 and place it on your video timeline. SRT subtitles are also available.

Is the Korean voice generator free?

Yes. No payment details are required. Guests can enter up to 2,000 characters per generation, and signed-in users can enter up to 10,000.

Can I download Korean speech as an MP3?

Yes. Generate the Korean audio, preview it in the browser, and download the result as an MP3. You can also export matching SRT subtitles.

How does it handle Korean and English in one script?

Mixed text can be read, but English names, acronyms, and product terms may need adjustment. Preview those lines and use a phonetic replacement when needed.

Can I use a Korean voiceover commercially?

Yes. Generated audio can be used in commercial work, subject to applicable law and the NowVoice Terms of Service.

Turn your Korean script into audio

Paste the text, preview a Korean voice, and download the recording when it sounds right.

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