Agent Voice

The Agent Voice page lets you choose the voice for your AI voice assistant. Access it from Advanced Admin > Agent Voice in your admin panel.

Overview

Your voice assistant's personality is shaped not just by prompts, but by the voice itself. A warm, friendly voice creates a different experience than a professional, authoritative one. Choose a voice that matches your brand.

There are two types of voices available:

  • Multilingual voices — Auto-detect and respond in 20 languages
  • English voices — Expressive, emotion-aware English voices

Selecting a voice automatically applies the right configuration. No additional setup needed.

The page lists only the voices that fit your agent's Gender, so the voice you hear always agrees with the live avatar your customers see. See Your Agent's Gender.

How to Change Your Voice

  1. Check the Gender at the top of the page - the voices below are the ones that fit it
  2. Use the tag filters to narrow down voices by characteristic
  3. Click Play Sample to hear each voice
  4. Click a voice card to select it
  5. Click Save Changes to apply

Changes take effect immediately for new voice conversations.

Your Agent's Gender

The Gender control at the top of the page shows the gender your agent is presented as - Female or Male - and is where you change it.

  • Only voices that fit are listed. A voice fits when it is the same gender as your agent, or gender-neutral. A voice with no gender set is listed too
  • Changing the gender is saved at once. You do not click Save Changes for it. A voice that no longer fits is switched to that gender's default voice, and so is the live avatar if it is the other gender. A voice that already fits stays. The page then reloads its list, so choose the gender first and the voice after
  • The live avatar matches, automatically. An avatar of the other gender cannot be chosen, and you do not have to do anything for the avatar to follow: it switches by itself, as above. An agent with no avatar chosen shows the platform default when it fits the gender, and otherwise that gender's default avatar. An avatar whose gender isn't known is left as it is
  • The Agent Avatar page is optional. It appears only when it is in your Advanced Admin menu (it is added per account, not for everyone). Where you have it, it lists only avatars of your agent's gender and links back here to change the gender
  • Changing the gender never changes the voice provider. It only picks a voice of the provider you already use
  • If no gender is shown, none is set and the agent's voice has no known gender, so every voice is listed. Choose a gender to see only the voices that fit

You can also set the gender in the Setup Wizard (Personality step), where Generate & Save saves the gender and the voice together.

Tag Filters

Filter voices by clicking tag chips at the top of the voice grid. Available tags include gender (male, female), style (professional, friendly, warm), and features (multilingual). The chips come from the voices listed for your agent's gender, so a tag that none of them has does not appear. Click a tag to filter, click again to deselect. Click All to show every listed voice.

Available Voices

The voices are displayed in a single alphabetical grid, and the page shows only those that fit your agent's gender. The tables below list the catalog's voices as of this writing. Use the tag filters to find voices by characteristic.

Multilingual Voices

These voices auto-detect and respond in 20 languages. Tagged with multilingual.

VoiceDescriptionTags
CharlotteElegant and articulate. Perfect for storytelling.articulate, elegant, female, multilingual
EricFriendly and approachable. Natural conversational style.approachable, friendly, male, multilingual
GeorgeWarm British accent. Sophisticated and trustworthy.british, male, multilingual, warm
LiamConfident and articulate. Great for business.articulate, confident, male, multilingual
MatildaWarm and friendly. Great for customer support.female, friendly, multilingual, warm
RachelCalm and composed. Ideal for professional interactions.calm, female, multilingual, professional

English Voices

Expressive, emotion-aware voices for English conversations.

VoiceDescriptionTags
Alice BennettFriendly and conversational female voice.conversational, female, friendly
Big DickyBold and confident character voice.bold, character, confident
Campfire NarratorWarm storytelling voice. Perfect for narratives.narrative, storytelling, warm
Children's Book NarratorGentle and engaging. Perfect for educational content.engaging, gentle, storytelling
Colton RiversFriendly American male with a Southern charm.friendly, male, southern
Inspiring ManEncouraging and supportive male voice for motivation.inspiring, male, supportive
Inspiring WomanMotivational and uplifting. Great for coaching and guidance.female, inspiring, motivational
ItoProfessional and clear. Ideal for business applications.clear, male, professional
KoraWarm, friendly, and approachable. Great for customer support.female, friendly, warm
Male English ActorRefined British accent. Sophisticated and articulate.british, male, sophisticated
Movie Trailer NarratorDramatic and theatrical. Great for entertainment.dramatic, male, theatrical
Mysterious WomanIntriguing and captivating. Perfect for storytelling.captivating, female, mysterious
Robo-ButlerPrecise and helpful. Robotic yet personable.helpful, precise, robotic
Sitcom GirlPlayful and expressive. Fun personality.expressive, female, playful
Spanish InstructorClear Spanish accent. Great for accented support.educational, spanish, spanish-accent
Terrence BentleySmooth and polished. Professional yet approachable.male, professional, smooth
TikTok Fashion InfluencerTrendy and energetic. Great for younger audiences.energetic, female, trendy
Vince DouglasConfident and authoritative male voice with presence.authoritative, confident, male

Voice Card Interface

Each voice card displays:

  • Name — Display name of the voice
  • Description — Brief personality summary
  • Tags — Characteristics sorted alphabetically (gender, tone, style, multilingual)
  • Play Sample — Button to hear a pre-recorded voice sample
  • Current — Badge showing your active voice
  • Checkmark — Indicates your selection

Playing Voice Samples

Click Play Sample on any voice card to hear it speak:

  • Click Play Sample to start playback
  • Click Stop to pause
  • Only one sample plays at a time
  • Samples are pre-recorded static files for instant playback

Multi-Language Voice Support

Multilingual voices automatically detect and respond in 20 languages. When a customer speaks in a supported language, the assistant switches to that language — no configuration needed.

Supported Languages

English, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.

How It Works

  • The default language is English
  • When a customer speaks a different supported language, the assistant detects the switch automatically
  • The voice model and response language adapt in real time
  • No manual language selection is required

Note: English-only voices do not support automatic language switching.

Choosing the Right Voice

For Multilingual Customer Support

Recommended: Rachel, Matilda, Eric

  • Auto-detect customer language
  • Warm and approachable in any language
  • No language configuration needed

For English Customer Support

Recommended: Kora, Alice Bennett, Ito

  • Warm and approachable
  • Clear communication
  • Patient and helpful tone

For Luxury/Premium Brands

Recommended: George, Male English Actor, Terrence Bentley

  • Sophisticated and refined
  • Professional authority
  • Premium feel

For Younger Audiences

Recommended: TikTok Fashion Influencer, Sitcom Girl, Colton Rivers

  • Energetic and relatable
  • Modern and casual
  • Engaging personality

For Educational/Coaching

Recommended: Inspiring Woman, Inspiring Man, Children's Book Narrator

  • Supportive and encouraging
  • Clear explanations
  • Patient guidance

For Entertainment/Media

Recommended: Movie Trailer Narrator, Campfire Narrator, Mysterious Woman

  • Dramatic or captivating
  • Storytelling ability
  • Engaging presence

Saving Changes

  1. Select a voice by clicking its card
  2. A checkmark appears on the selected voice
  3. Click Save Changes in the header
  4. Wait for confirmation message

The save button is disabled when:

  • No voice is selected
  • The selected voice is already active
  • A save is in progress
  • A gender change is in progress

When Changes Take Effect

  • New conversations — Use the new voice immediately
  • Active conversations — Continue with the previous voice until they end
  • Voice type switch — Switching between multilingual and English voices is applied automatically

Troubleshooting

Sample Won't Play

  • Check your device volume
  • Ensure your browser allows audio playback
  • Try a different browser
  • Check your network connection

I Can't Find a Voice

  • Voices of the other gender are not listed. Change the Gender at the top of the page, then pick again
  • Saving a voice of the other gender is refused with "That voice doesn't match the agent's gender"

Voice and Avatar Don't Match

  • Check the Gender here. The voice list follows it, and so does the avatar (and the avatar list, if your admin has an Agent Avatar page)
  • Changing the gender switches a voice and an avatar that no longer fit to that gender's defaults, without anything else to do. If your admin has an Agent Avatar page and the avatar still looks wrong, pick one of your agent's gender there and save
  • Start a new voice conversation to see the change

Voice Not Changing

  • Ensure you clicked Save Changes
  • Wait for the success message
  • Refresh the page and verify the "Current" badge moved
  • Start a new voice conversation to test

No Voices Loading

  • Check your network connection
  • Click the refresh button in the header
  • Contact support if the issue persists

Best Practices

  1. Consider multilingual — If your customers speak multiple languages, choose a multilingual voice for automatic language switching

  2. Match your brand — A playful voice for a law firm may feel off-brand

  3. Test with your audience — What sounds good to you may not resonate with customers

  4. Listen to all options — You might be surprised which voice fits best

  5. Get feedback — Ask colleagues or test users for their opinions