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Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS is Google's faster, lower-cost text-to-speech model: pick one of 30 voices and get a 24 kHz mono WAV, usually within seconds. Dialogue supports up to two voices, and punctuation shapes the delivery.

From $0.00021/s

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These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.

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    late-night-voice-note

    The voice-note script with the sound written out as "Mmm..." instead of a bracketed tag, read in Enceladus's breathy voice. Spelling sounds out is the reliable way to get them on this model.

    • Enceladus
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    storm-cabin-chapter

    Plain narration in Gacrux's mature voice with no cues at all: punctuation alone sets the pauses. This is the kind of line Flash-Lite turns around in a few seconds.

    • Gacrux
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    window-seat-greeting

    A warm companion-style greeting in Sulafat's voice. The ellipsis and the short closing sentences carry the warmth; no direction field is involved.

    • Sulafat

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