All 11 Expression Styles
Prepend any of these tags to your input text to control the emotional delivery.
<Happy>Warm, upbeat tone with rising intonation. Great for greetings, celebrations, and positive messages.
<Sad>Slower pace, lower pitch, and softer delivery. Suitable for empathetic or somber content.
<Angry>Forceful, sharp articulation with increased intensity. Use for urgent warnings or dramatic dialogue.
<Fearful>Trembling, breathy quality with hesitant pacing. Fits suspenseful or cautionary narration.
<Surprised>Wide pitch range with sudden emphasis. Ideal for announcements and unexpected revelations.
<Disgust>Low, guttural tone with drawn-out vowels. Conveys disapproval or strong dislike.
<News>Professional, authoritative, and evenly paced. Perfect for news bulletins and formal reports.
<Conversational>Relaxed, natural rhythm with casual inflections. Best for chatbots, assistants, and dialogue.
<Narrative>Rich, engaging storytelling cadence. Ideal for audiobooks, podcasts, and long-form content.
<Enthusiastic>High energy with dynamic pitch variation. Suited for promotions, ads, and motivational content.
Neutral (default)Clear, even-toned speech with no particular emotional coloring. This is the default style when no tag is provided. Suitable for general-purpose synthesis.