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Top pick: Jianying. Text-to-speech voiceover is available while editing, without switching software. For the most realistic voices or voice cloning, consider ElevenLabs, whose free plan covers about 10,000 characters per month.
Updated 2026-10-27
Video editor with built-in subtitle recognition and text-to-speech voiceover
Text-to-speech voiceover is available while editing, without switching software.
PricingBasic editing is free; some features such as subtitle recognition and HD export require membership Third-party source (opens in a new tab)
Converts text to speech online for download, with a free plan.
PricingFree plan available; Pro offers more features and quota Official pricing (opens in a new tab)
Offers a library of Chinese voices and voice cloning; check voice licensing before use.
Known for realistic voices and supports voice cloning; the free plan covers about 10,000 characters per month, and commercial use requires a paid tier.
PricingFree plan: 10,000 credits per month (about 10,000 characters of text-to-speech); commercial license from the paid Starter tier Official pricing (opens in a new tab)
| Jianying (CapCut China) | TTSMaker | Fish Audio | ElevenLabs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| China access | Accessible in China | — | — | Accessible in China |
| Pricing | Basic editing is free; some features such as subtitle recognition and HD export require membership | Free plan available; Pro offers more features and quota | — | Free plan: 10,000 credits per month (about 10,000 characters of text-to-speech); commercial license from the paid Starter tier |
| Chinese interface | Supports Chinese | — | — | Homepage in English |