This page is the index of everything: every guide on fishaudio.lol, grouped by what you are trying to make. Each guide follows the same frame — the decisions that matter, the workflow, the credit math — so you can read one, finish a project, and come back for the next format.
If you read nothing else, read Fish Audio text to speech for how the engine works and the pricing page for what a project costs. Both take five minutes.

- AI voice generator - the complete workflow from script and voice selection to finished audio.
- Real-time text to speech - streaming, latency budgets and interruption handling.
- Text to speech API - authentication, streaming, retries and production safeguards.
- Speech to text API - upload, transcription, speaker review and transcript cleanup.
- Video to text - an upload-based workflow for transcripts, captions and media review.
- YouTube transcript generator - turn a permitted video file into reviewed text.
- TikTok transcript generator - short-form video transcription and script cleanup.
- Instagram transcript generator - Reels and short-video text for captions or articles.
- Fish Audio text to speech - what the engine does and how a script becomes audio.
- Fish Audio voices - how to match a voice to a script, out of 2,000,000+ options.
- Fish Audio voice cloning - building a reusable voice from a 15 second recording, with consent.
- Voice cloning consent - the permission checklist for cloning, publishing and revocation.
- Fish Audio free - what you can evaluate before paying, and why there is no free tier.
- Pricing - the three one-time packs: $9 Starter, $29 Creator, $99 Studio.
- Fish Audio Studio - long-form narration and audiobook credit planning.
- Fish Audio S2.1 Pro - the model behind the player, and how to try it.
- Fish Audio speech to text - transcription with multispeaker separation.
- Fish Audio API - keys, credits and concurrency for integrations.
- Fish Audio online - the browser workspace, with nothing to install.
- Fish Audio vs ElevenLabs - the one-time credit model against a subscription platform.
- Arabic text to speech - standard Arabic and dialect voices for MENA audiences.
- Spanish text to speech - neutral, Castilian and Latin American Spanish voices.
- Russian text to speech - Cyrillic, stress marks and register for Russian audiences.
- Turkish text to speech - spelling, suffixes and loanwords for Turkish narration.
- Indonesian text to speech - formal and casual registers for Bahasa Indonesia.
- Persian text to speech - RTL script, pronunciation, register and per-project credit math.
- French text to speech - accents, liaison, register and French narration costs.
- Portuguese text to speech - Brazilian and European Portuguese market guidance.
- Japanese text to speech - kanji readings, honorifics and natural pacing.
- Korean text to speech - Hangul, sound changes, speech levels and loanwords.
- Hindi text to speech - Devanagari, Hinglish, numbers and formal register.
Three guides cover the whole system: text to speech for how the engine works, voices for picking one, and pricing for the credit math. Everything else is a specialization of those three.
There is no free tier — every generation spends credits from a purchased pack; the fish audio free guide covers what you can evaluate first. The $9 Starter pack holds 1,000 credits, roughly ten minutes of finished narration.
No. The workspace runs in a modern browser — sign in with Google, write or paste a script, pick a voice and generate. The fish audio online guide walks the workspace through.
One credit is about 1,000 characters. A five minute narration is roughly four credits, a narrated deck one to two, a week of daily short-form around seven — all inside the $9 Starter pack. Credits stay valid for 12 months.
Commercial usage rights start with the $29 Creator pack — monetized channels, sponsored content, client work and products need it. The commercial use guide breaks down what each pack includes.