Every workflow on this site starts with the same engine and the same credit model; what changes is the shape of the script, the length of the audio and the place the file has to work. This page is the index: find the format you already publish, and follow that guide.

- Fish Audio API - keys, credits and concurrency for integrations.
- Text to speech API - production integration, streaming, retries and latency.
- Speech to text API - upload, transcription, speaker review and privacy.
- Real-time text to speech - the streaming architecture behind conversational voice.
- AI voice agent - the speech layer of a conversational product.
- Text to speech in Unity - a practical integration pattern for game builds.
- Text to speech API pricing - character budgets, regeneration costs and competitor rates.
- High-volume text to speech API - batch queues, streaming, retries and concurrency.
- Voice cloning API - short-sample cloning, consent and production key security.
- AI voice for customer support - interruption handling, transfer and per-minute speech costs.
- Twilio text to speech - telephony media streams connected to expressive speech.
- Vapi text to speech - custom TTS provider compatibility, latency and fallback.
- Retell AI text to speech - Fish Audio voice setup and provider checks for Retell agents.
- RAG voice agent - retrieval, grounding and the speech loop.
- Languages hub - every language guide in one place.
- Indian accent text to speech - Indian English accents, names and pronunciation testing.
- Hinglish text to speech - natural Hindi-English code-switching.
- Persian, Arabic, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Thai, German and Polish voice guides.
- French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Hindi voice guides.
- Match the format you already publish. A short-video creator starts with TikTok or Shorts; a writer starts with the reader; a business starts with IVR or ads.
- Write the script before choosing the voice. Format decides pace, and pace decides which voices work.
- Plan credits from character counts. One credit covers about 1,000 characters; the guide for each format includes a cost table.
- Decide on rights early. Personal projects fit the $9 Starter pack; business and monetized work needs the $29 Creator pack.
Start with the format you already publish. If you make short video, open the TikTok or Shorts guide; if you write long documents, open the reader guide; if you run a business phone line, open the IVR guide. The workflow you already understand is the fastest first project.
Yes. A voice is not locked to a category: the same voice can narrate a YouTube episode, read a document and answer a phone menu. Keeping one voice across formats is how a small brand sounds consistent.
Personal projects are covered by the $9 Starter pack. Anything published for a business, monetized, or delivered to a client needs commercial usage rights, which start with the $29 Creator pack; the commercial use guide explains the boundary.
Short video narration and document reading are the easiest to finish, because the script already exists. Advertising and IVR work have the clearest business value but need a script written for the format first.
The languages hub collects every language guide in one place, from Arabic and Spanish to Thai, German and Polish. Each language page covers the script, the pronunciation notes and the credit math for that language.
- Fish Audio guides - the index of every workflow, tool and language on the site.
- Languages hub - every language guide in one place.
- Pricing - the three credit packs and what each one includes.