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Voxmint
Natural AI voices in 24 languages, or design your own
Text to speech with 113 natural voices in 24 languages. Hanoi and Saigon Vietnamese, Mandarin and Cantonese, Brazilian and European Portuguese. Or describe a voice in a sentence and save it; a fixed seed brings the same voice back in every project. Add [laughing] or [whispering] inline. Batch up to 100 lines, word timings for captions, and a REST API on the same credits. No voice cloning, by design.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Linh, the solo maker of Voxmint.
I'm in Vietnam, and every TTS tool I tried had the same problem with Asian languages: the free ones sounded robotic or got the tones wrong, and the good ones cost too much for someone making videos every week. So I built a studio around VoxCPM2, an open 2B-parameter model that outputs 48 kHz audio.
There are two ways to get a voice: • Pick one of 113 catalogue voices. I listened to every one before it went live. That covers northern and southern Vietnamese, Mandarin and Cantonese, and 24 languages in total. • Describe one. "A warm grandmother telling a bedtime story, slow, a little hoarse." Save it, and a fixed seed brings the same voice back in every episode.
What it doesn't do: voice cloning. That's on purpose. The voice-design filter also refuses real people's names. If you need a specific person's voice, VoxMint isn't the right tool.
For developers there's a REST API on the same credits, with streaming, batches of up to 100 lines and word timings for captions.
One note: this is a new product and has nothing to do with the 2025 "VoxMint" launch on PH.
What I'd love from you: try a line in your own language and tell me if the accent sounds right. Native speakers spot things I can't.
About Voxmint on Product Hunt
“Natural AI voices in 24 languages, or design your own”
Voxmint was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #141 on the daily leaderboard. Text to speech with 113 natural voices in 24 languages. Hanoi and Saigon Vietnamese, Mandarin and Cantonese, Brazilian and European Portuguese. Or describe a voice in a sentence and save it; a fixed seed brings the same voice back in every project. Add [laughing] or [whispering] inline. Batch up to 100 lines, word timings for captions, and a REST API on the same credits. No voice cloning, by design.
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Who hunted Voxmint?
Voxmint was hunted by Linh Vu Quang. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Linh Vu Quang
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Linh, the solo maker of Voxmint.
I'm in Vietnam, and every TTS tool I tried had the same problem with Asian languages: the free ones sounded robotic or got the tones wrong, and the good ones cost too much for someone making videos every week. So I built a studio around VoxCPM2, an open 2B-parameter model that outputs 48 kHz audio.
There are two ways to get a voice:
• Pick one of 113 catalogue voices. I listened to every one before it went live. That covers northern and southern Vietnamese, Mandarin and Cantonese, and 24 languages in total.
• Describe one. "A warm grandmother telling a bedtime story, slow, a little hoarse." Save it, and a fixed seed brings the same voice back in every episode.
What it doesn't do: voice cloning. That's on purpose. The voice-design filter also refuses real people's names. If you need a specific person's voice, VoxMint isn't the right tool.
For developers there's a REST API on the same credits, with streaming, batches of up to 100 lines and word timings for captions.
One note: this is a new product and has nothing to do with the 2025 "VoxMint" launch on PH.
What I'd love from you: try a line in your own language and tell me if the accent sounds right. Native speakers spot things I can't.