Multi-Character AI Voice Generator for Hindi Stories
Cast unique AI voices for every character in your Hindi script. Generate dynamic multi-speaker conversations with automated line ordering, emotion tags, and master timeline export.
Multi-Character AI Voice Generator for Hindi Stories
Cast unique AI voices for every character in your Hindi script. Generate dynamic multi-speaker conversations with automated line ordering, emotion tags, and master timeline export.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many characters can I assign in a single Hindi story script?
AUDIO TOON does not impose an artificial limit on character count. You can have a two-person dialogue (such as King and Minister) or an ensemble cast featuring a Narrator, King, Queen, Priest, Child, and Demonic Entity. The script analyzer identifies each unique speaker label and allows you to assign a dedicated AI voice to every single one.
How does the script analyzer distinguish between characters and narrator text?
The system recognizes lines preceded by character names followed by a colon (for example, "राजा:", "सैनिक:", or "सूत्रधार:"). Lines without a speaker tag or labeled with "सूत्रधार" / "Narrator" are automatically categorized as narration, while character tags are matched to specific voice profiles.
Does the final master audio maintain the correct dialogue order?
Yes. AUDIO TOON synthesizes each line with a strict chronological sequence number. When you generate the Master Audio, our stitcher arranges each audio clip in the exact narrative order of your script, inserting 0.25-second natural speech pauses between alternating speakers.
Can I assign male, female, kid, and elder voices within the same project?
Yes. In AUDIO TOON Studio, each detected character has configurable demographic metadata (Age: Kid, Adult, Old; Gender: Male, Female). You can pair young hero voices with deep elder baritones or playful child tones within the same scene.
How are generation credits deducted when multiple characters speak?
Credit usage is based strictly on the combined audio seconds produced across all characters at the standard rate of 1,000 credits per minute. Having 5 characters speak for a total of 2 minutes costs exactly the same 2,000 credits as having 1 narrator speak for 2 minutes.