Korean scripts split at real sentence boundaries
Korean narration is now divided into sections at sentence-ending punctuation, so a long Korean script is no longer cut mid-sentence.
New voices, features, and fixes, newest first.
Korean narration is now divided into sections at sentence-ending punctuation, so a long Korean script is no longer cut mid-sentence.
A new family of expressive voices is available on five lanes, from Natural up to Apex, with cached previews in the voice library.
All seven quality lanes, Core through Apex, are now open on every plan. Higher lanes use more Credits per character, so you can try any voice before upgrading.
Thai gained new voices on the Natural, Refined, and Apex lanes.
Refined-lane generations for scripts written without spaces between words could fail past a few hundred characters. These scripts are now split into smaller sections and generate in full.
Studio navigation is grouped by workflow, and the mobile workspace has a cleaner sidebar toggle and layout.
The calculator on the pricing page now estimates Credits and minutes for every lane, with sliders and a direct checkout button.
Voices are grouped into seven lanes, from Core to Apex, and every lane draws on a single monthly Credits balance at its own per-character rate.
The voice catalog grew by more than 1,400 voices, adding many languages and regional accents that had no voice before.
Plans can be viewed and paid in five more currencies, each derived from one USD price so every currency stays in step.
A support page with a signed-in request form that attaches the affected job, so a reply starts with the right context.
Every script keeps its revision history, and you can roll back to an earlier version.
Checkout supports THB pricing for Thai customers.
Star the voices you use most, and preview the catalog at /voices before you sign up.
Group scripts into projects and switch between them, and see past invoices on the Account screen.