Murf AI
Free trialMurf combines a browser voiceover editor with a speech API. In the studio you paste a script, assign a voice to each paragraph, adjust pitch, pace and emphasis, then export audio for video or e-learning. It offers over 200 voices across 30+ languages, plus AI dubbing for existing footage. The API exposes text-to-speech billed per 1,000 characters, speech-to-text at $0.24 an hour, voice changing and translation, with $10 of trial credit. Studio plans start at Creator; Business adds 96 hours of generation, 48 hours of transcription and a business license for teams.
Key features
- 200+ AI voices across 30+ languages
- Per-paragraph pitch, pace and emphasis controls
- AI dubbing and translation for existing video
- Text-to-speech API billed per 1,000 characters (Falcon 2.1 at $0.01)
- Speech-to-text at $0.24 per hour plus voice changer
- Canva, PowerPoint and Google Slides add-ins
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