Native voices from Québec. Quebecers notice a voice from France within a second, which is why so much advertising and public information in Québec uses local voices. Paste your script, pick the voice, direct each line and export the finished file.
La ville dort jamais. À soir, elle écoute.
T’as-tu entendu ça? Y’a quelqu’un à porte.
Relaxe. C’est juste la pluie. J’pense.
01Choosing a voice
Québec French differs from the French of France in accent, rhythm and vocabulary: “courriel” for email, “magasiner” for shopping, “char” for a car in casual speech. For an audience in Québec or French-speaking Canada, a Québec voice sounds local; a voice from France sounds imported.
Write the script for Québec too: “fin de semaine” rather than “week-end”, “déjeuner” for breakfast. For formal content, standard French read by a Québec voice works well.
02What it's for
Campaigns for Québec, in the voice Quebecers expect.
Training and compliance courses for Canadian teams.
Corporate and public information videos in Canadian French.
An English video re-voiced in French, in the speaker's own voice.
03How it goes
04Script tips
05What it costs
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.
06Questions
07More languages
1,000 free credits to try it: write your first Québec French line and hear it in a minute.
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