Burmese voice overBurmese voice over, natural and clear, in minutes.

Native Burmese voices from Myanmar, plus many more that speak Burmese as a second language. Paste your script in Burmese, pick the voice, direct each line and export the finished file.

Start free: 1,000 credits Hear every Burmese voice

Gabrielmale · Myanmar [Burma]
Norafemale · Myanmar [Burma]
Selmafemale · Myanmar [Burma]
Tarekmale · Myanmar [Burma]
Ariafemale · Myanmar [Burma]
Calebmale · Myanmar [Burma]

01Choosing a voice

Which Burmese accent?

Native voices: 8
Formats: MP3 or WAV, with SRT or VTT subtitles

Leelo's native Burmese voices come from Myanmar and read standard Burmese, the form used in news, education and most online video. Choose a calm voice for lessons and stories, and a brighter one for ads.

Use Unicode Burmese, not Zawgyi: text typed in the old Zawgyi encoding comes out garbled. Most phones and keyboards now type Unicode, but text copied from older sites may not be.

02What it's for

What people make with Burmese voice overs.

YouTube
Narration for Burmese channels: stories, news and education.
E-learning
Lessons and training in clear Burmese.
Ads and social
Short videos for audiences in Myanmar.
Dubbing
An English video re-voiced in Burmese, in the speaker's own voice.

03How it goes

From script to finished file.

01Write or paste the scriptPaste your Burmese script, or write it in English and translate it with the writing assistant.
02Pick the voice and direct itChoose the accent, then set the pace, pauses and emphasis of each line. A name you fix once stays fixed in every project.
03Export, or dub insteadDownload MP3 or WAV, with music and sound effects if you want them. Already have the video in English? Dub it into Burmese in the speaker's own voice.

04Script tips

Writing Burmese scripts for voice.

Use Unicode Burmese text, not the older Zawgyi encoding: Zawgyi text looks the same on some screens but is read as nonsense.
Put spaces where you want the voice to pause between phrases.
Write foreign names in Burmese script as they should sound.

05What it costs

A five-minute Burmese voice over: about 750 credits.

A standard voice is a credit a word, premium voices 1.5. The cost shows before you generate, and a line you haven't changed is free to generate again.

Free: 1; to start, free
Starter: 106; a month
Creator: 266; a month
Pro: 800; a month
Business: 2,666; a month

See plans and the credit calculator

06Questions

Burmese voice over, answered.

Usually because it's in the old Zawgyi encoding. Convert it to Unicode (free converters exist) and paste it again; the voices read Unicode Burmese.

Yes: press play on the voices on this page. They're the ones you'd use in the Studio.

Yes. You direct each line: its pace, the pauses, which words to stress and how a name is said, and you can take another reading of any line until it sounds right.

Yes. YouTube doesn't stop AI voiceovers from earning; what it won't monetize is mass-produced, repetitive content. Write your own script, make each video worth watching, and use a paid plan, which includes commercial use.

Yes. On any paid plan you can use Burmese audio in videos, ads, podcasts, courses, audiobooks and products.

07More languages

Voice over in other languages.

Write it. Voice it. Ship it.

1,000 free credits to try it: write your first Burmese line and hear it in a minute.

Start free: 1,000 credits

Which Burmese accent?

Native voices: 8
Formats: MP3 or WAV, with SRT or VTT subtitles

Use Unicode Burmese, not Zawgyi: text typed in the old Zawgyi encoding comes out garbled. Most phones and keyboards now type Unicode, but text copied from older sites may not be.

From script to finished file.

01Write or paste the scriptPaste your Burmese script, or write it in English and translate it with the writing assistant.
02Pick the voice and direct itChoose the accent, then set the pace, pauses and emphasis of each line. A name you fix once stays fixed in every project.
03Export, or dub insteadDownload MP3 or WAV, with music and sound effects if you want them. Already have the video in English? Dub it into Burmese in the speaker's own voice.

Burmese voice over, answered.

Usually because it's in the old Zawgyi encoding. Convert it to Unicode (free converters exist) and paste it again; the voices read Unicode Burmese.

Yes: press play on the voices on this page. They're the ones you'd use in the Studio.

Yes. You direct each line: its pace, the pauses, which words to stress and how a name is said, and you can take another reading of any line until it sounds right.

Yes. On any paid plan you can use Burmese audio in videos, ads, podcasts, courses, audiobooks and products.

Burmese voice overBurmese voice over, natural and clear, in minutes.

Which Burmese accent?

What people make with Burmese voice overs.

YouTube

E-learning

Ads and social

Dubbing

From script to finished file.

Writing Burmese scripts for voice.

A five-minute Burmese voice over: about 750 credits.

Burmese voice over, answered.

My Burmese text is read wrongly. Why?

Can I hear the Burmese voices before I sign up?

Can Burmese AI voices sound natural, not robotic?

Can I monetize YouTube videos with Burmese AI voiceovers?

Can I use Burmese voices commercially?

Voice over in other languages.

Write it. Voice it. Ship it.

Burmese voice overBurmese voice over, natural and clear, in minutes.

Which Burmese accent?

What people make with Burmese voice overs.

YouTube

E-learning

Ads and social

Dubbing

From script to finished file.

Writing Burmese scripts for voice.

A five-minute Burmese voice over: about 750 credits.

Burmese voice over, answered.

My Burmese text is read wrongly. Why?

Can I hear the Burmese voices before I sign up?

Can Burmese AI voices sound natural, not robotic?

Can I monetize YouTube videos with Burmese AI voiceovers?

Can I use Burmese voices commercially?

Voice over in other languages.

Write it. Voice it. Ship it.