# Spanish text to speech

AudioPod reads Spanish text aloud with 71 Spanish-speaking voices in 5 accents (United States, Spain, Mexico, Argentina and more), 37 of them native Spanish speakers: paste your text, pick a voice and download the audio. It costs 0.5 credits per character.

Canonical URL: https://audiopod.ai/text-to-speech/spanish
Last updated: 2026-10-14

## The facts

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Spanish voices | 71 (29 female, 25 male and 17 gender-neutral) |
| Native Spanish voices | 37: Alejandra, Alonso, Amparo, Andres, Benito, Carmen, Cayetano, Consuelo, Dolores, Dulce, Eduardo, Emiliano and 25 more |
| Accents | United States (30), Spain (21), Mexico (18), Argentina (1) and Colombia (1) |
| Script | Latin |
| Voice cloning | Yes — Spanish is a sample language in the voice-cloning dialog |
| Sample sentence | 76 billable characters → 38 credits |
| Language code | es — the value the API's language field takes |

## Native Spanish voices by accent

| Accent | Female | Male / other |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Spain | Amparo, Consuelo, Dolores, Esperanza, Lucía, Manuela, Remedios | Andres, Benito, Cayetano, Eduardo, Fermin, Guillermo, Hugo, Javier, Nicolas, Pablo, Quique, Teodoro, Vicente |
| Mexico | Alejandra, Carmen, Dulce, Esmeralda, Fernanda, Isabela, Lucero, Marisol, Valentina | Alonso, Emiliano, Leonardo, Octavio, Ramiro, Santiago |
| Argentina | Julieta | — |
| Colombia | Mariana | — |

## A Spanish sample

> Buenos días y bienvenidos. Hoy daremos un breve paseo por la ciudad antigua.

Meaning: “Good morning, and welcome. Today we'll take a short walk through the old city.” — 76 billable characters, 38 credits.

## Spanish voices with previews

- Amparo (female, Spain): https://media.audiopod.ai/voices/previews/voice_1205_audiosonic.mp3
- Alonso (male, Mexico): https://media.audiopod.ai/voices/previews/voice_1159_audiosonic.mp3
- Dolores (female, Spain): https://media.audiopod.ai/voices/previews/voice_1230_audiosonic.mp3
- Andres (male, Spain): https://media.audiopod.ai/voices/previews/voice_1142_audiosonic.mp3

## How it works

1. Open Text to Speech — Set the voice library's Language filter to Spanish.
2. Pick a voice — Start with a native voice such as Amparo and Alonso, or filter by accent (United States, Spain and Mexico).
3. Paste your Spanish text — Keep the accent marks: “papa” (potato) and “papá” (dad), or “esta” and “está”, are different words and are read differently. Opening ¿ and ¡ help the voice shape questions and exclamations.
4. Generate and download — Listen to the take, regenerate any line, and download the audio.

## FAQ

**Which Spanish voices sound native?**
37 catalog voices speak only Spanish, among them Alejandra, Alonso, Amparo, Andres, Benito, Carmen, Cayetano, Consuelo and 29 more. Another 34 multilingual voices read Spanish too; overall the Spanish set is 29 female, 25 male and 17 gender-neutral.

**Which Spanish accents can I choose?**
United States (30), Spain (21), Mexico (18), Argentina (1) and Colombia (1) — the number is how many voices carry each accent.

**Can I clone my own voice in Spanish?**
Yes. Record or upload a short sample of yourself speaking Spanish in the voice-cloning dialog, then use the clone in Text to Speech.

**What does the Spanish sample cost?**
“Buenos días y bienvenidos. Hoy daremos un breve paseo por la ciudad antigua.” is 76 billable characters, so it costs 38 credits at 0.5 per character (500 per 1,000; minimum 10 per take). The free plan's monthly credits cover about 10,000 characters.

**Can AudioPod transcribe Spanish too?**
Yes — language code es, 220 credits per minute. See the transcription language list.

## Related

- [Text to Speech](https://audiopod.ai/features/text-to-speech)