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Text-to-speech

Which languages are available: GET https://gpu-tts.ollalink.com/v1/languages lists them, with what each supports (all hosts).

Hosts: https://gpu-tts.ollalink.com and https://gpu-voice.ollalink.com · Auth: X-NH-GPU-Key

Send text and receive an audio file. There are 48 voices in 8 languages: English (including five Indian English tutor voices), Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese and Hindi. Fetch GET /voices for the live catalog. Voice design invents a voice from a description and speaks all 14 languages, including Chinese, Russian, Korean, Italian, Dutch and Vietnamese, which have no ready-made voice (Designing voices). Style instructions on a ready-made voice and cloning are not available.

Route Request Default output
POST /v1/audio/speech JSON {input, voice?, language?, response_format?}; with "voice": "design" also instructions mp3
POST /tts Same fields; text aliases input WAV
GET /voices Optional ?language=es filter JSON catalog and per-language defaults
Terminal window
curl https://gpu-tts.ollalink.com/v1/audio/speech \
-H "X-NH-GPU-Key: $YOUR_GPU_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"input":"Do not open port 443. Open port 179.","language":"en","voice":"delia","response_format":"wav"}' \
--output speech.wav
Language Default voice Other voices
English (en) delia (female) maeve, freya (female); easton, russell, edwin (male)
English, Indian accent (en) — lakshmi, nandini, divya (female); karthik, harpreet (male): tutor voices
Spanish (es) noa (female) marcos, mateo (male)
French (fr) noemie (female) elodie (female); augustin, antoine (male)
German (de) nele (female) anna (female); anton (male)
Brazilian Portuguese (pt) manuela (female) larissa (female); davi, rafael (male)
Arabic (ar) layla (female) —
Japanese (ja) yui (female) haruto (male)
Hindi (hi) ahana (female) vaidehi, malini, charvi, jahnavi, nivedita, tanushree, ishwari, vrinda, kayal (female); anirban, nakul, siddhant, satvik, vasant, abhay, shaunak, akshat, ritvik, sreekar (male)

Hindi voices: numbers, currency and dates are read as Hindi words (“443” → “चार सौ तैंतालीस”). They load on demand, so the first request after a quiet spell takes longer; send up to 600 characters per request and split longer text at sentence ends. Each Hindi voice can also speak Indian-accented English when you name it with "language": "en".

Send language and a voice of that language on every request, or "voice": "default" for the language’s default. A region suffix is ignored (pt-BR becomes pt). A voice used with another language returns 400 listing that language’s voices. Important numbers and identifiers still require listening checks. Older voice IDs are covered in Voices by language.

Field Meaning
input Required text, up to 4,000 characters (Hindi voices 600, Indian English tutor voices and designed voices 1,000). Use short requests for interactive use.
language en es fr de pt ar ja hi for the ready-made voices; with design any of the 14 languages. Send it on every request.
voice A voice ID from the table, default for the language’s default, or design (Designing voices).
instructions Only with "voice": "design": required there, up to 400 characters. Ready-made voices have a fixed style, so instructions with them returns 400.
response_format wav, mp3, pcm, opus, aac, flac.
model Accepted and ignored for SDK compatibility.

There is no speed control; speed is accepted and ignored. Voice cloning fields ref_audio / ref_text return 400.

The response body is audio. X-Audio-Seconds reports duration, X-TTS-Voice the resolved voice and X-Generate-Seconds generation time. Audio is 24 kHz; X-Audio-Sample-Rate confirms the rate. Raw pcm is mono signed 16-bit little-endian at 24 kHz. WAV includes its sample rate in the header. Unknown voices, unsupported languages or instructions on a ready-made voice return 400; an unavailable engine returns 503.

Split text longer than about 1,000 characters at sentence ends, keep voice and language identical, ask for WAV and join the pieces; pieces from one voice share one format, so the audio joins cleanly.

In the dashboard, choose Playground → Text-to-speech, select the language and voice, and press Synthesize.