English (United Kingdom) AI voices
Worder has 7 English AI voices recorded in United Kingdom, each cloned from a real voice actor who was verified on camera, set the price and keeps 90% of the gross margin. Listen to a sample, then generate speech from any of them with a free preview before paying.
Prices start at $0.01 per second of generated audio.
Mark's Original British Voice
English (United Kingdom) · Default
neutralarticulatetrustworthybritish
Starting at $0.0400/sec
Multi-emotion British male
English (United Kingdom) · Excited
"professional""british""warm""rp"
Starting at $0.0400/sec
British Grandpa Storyteller
English (United Kingdom) · [Normal]
agedtrustworthystorytellermagical
Starting at $0.0400/sec
Professional Narrator
English (United Kingdom) · Serious
Starting at $0.0400/sec
Anoop British accent
English (United Kingdom) · Calm
Starting at $0.0080/sec
Sophie's Original Voice
English (United Kingdom) · Default
Starting at $0.0040/sec
English from other countries
Questions about English AI voices
- How much does a English AI voice cost on Worder?
- Each voice actor sets a per-second price, and the charge is that price times the seconds of audio generated. The English voices on this page start at $0.01 per second. Every generation has a 100% satisfaction guarantee with a self-serve refund.
- Are these real English voice actors?
- Yes. Every voice on Worder belongs to a real person who recorded a verification video on camera, consented to the use of their voice and keeps 90% of the gross margin. Voice samples are never used to train AI models and never leave Worder, which runs its own text-to-speech model.
- Can English audio generated on Worder be used commercially?
- Yes. Every generation comes with a licence from the voice actor, and the licence record survives even if the actor later leaves. Actors can exclude specific use cases such as political or adult content, and each voice page lists what its actor allows.
- Can the delivery of a English voice be directed?
- Multi-emotion voices accept direction tags such as [happy], [calm] or [excited] on their own line before a passage, so one script can change tone part by part. Single-emotion voices keep the delivery of their sample. Numbers can be written the way they should be read, with a {written|spoken} override for anything the model might mispronounce.