Sarvam CreativeVoice Library

Browsing and Selecting Voices

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Browse Sarvam’s voice catalog and your own clones, preview any voice, and set it as your active persona. For an overview of the Voice Library and who it’s for, see the Voice Library overview.

Voice library screen. Header: Voice library title, Feedback button, and a black plus Clone voice button. Below it, a Featured voices section with category tabs (Audiobooks, Podcasts, Education, Marketing) above a row of stamp-style cards. Each card shows cover art, a title, and a Language, Narrator caption. Podcast-category cards pair two narrators per card.

Featured voices, browsable by content category - a quick way to hear what a great narration for your use case could sound like.
  • Featured voices surfaces curated examples organized by content category - Audiobooks, Podcasts, Education, and Marketing.
  • Switching category tabs swaps the example cards, each pairing a piece of sample content with the voice (or voices) narrating it.
  • Podcast examples showcase two-narrator pairings - a useful preview of how two distinct personas sound side by side before you pick voices for a multi-speaker project.

Browsing All Voices

All voices section below Featured voices. Two tabs, My voices and Explore voices. Below the tabs, a search box and two filter dropdowns, both defaulted to All. The first filter lists use-case categories: Conversational, Audiobooks, Entertainment, Sales, News. The second filter lists gender: All, Male, Female. Below the filters, a table with columns Voices, Use case, and Gender. Each row shows a colored square play-button avatar, the voice's name, a short personality tag, a use-case chip, and a gender label. Hovering a row reveals a heart favorite icon and a Use voice button.

The full voice catalog, filterable by use case and gender, with personality tags to help you scan for tone at a glance.
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Choose My Voices or Explore Voices

Switch between the My voices and Explore voices tabs depending on whether you want your existing/favorited voices or the full catalog.

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Filter by Use Case or Gender

Narrow the table using the use-case filter (Conversational, Audiobooks, Entertainment, Sales, News) or the gender filter (All, Male, Female), or search by name.

  • Worth the extra click once the library grows past a handful of voices - scanning by ear through dozens of unfiltered rows is slower than narrowing to the ones that actually match your project.
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Preview a Voice

Click the play icon on any row to hear a short sample.

  • Always preview before selecting for a real project - a voice’s personality tag (e.g. “Warm & Reassuring”) can suggest a tone the actual sample doesn’t quite match.
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Favorite or Select a Voice

Hover a row to reveal a heart icon (favorite it for quick access later) and a Use voice button (set it as your active persona).

  • The selection carries over into Text to Speech and Dubbing automatically, so do this deliberately once you’ve settled on a voice rather than switching back and forth mid-project.

Reading Voice Metadata

Each voice is tagged with a short personality descriptor, a use-case category, and a gender - for example:

VoicePersonalityUse CaseGender
ShubhConfident & BoldConversationalMale
TanyaFriendly & ModernAudiobooksFemale
AnandWarm & ReassuringNewsMale
SunnyCheerful & UpbeatSalesMale
ManiCalm & ComposedEntertainmentMale

Use the personality tag as a quick filter for tone, and the use-case tag as a starting point - a voice tagged “News” isn’t locked to news content, it’s just been curated with that context in mind.

Sarvam Voices vs. Cloned Voices

  • Sarvam voices - curated native-artist personas, ready to use immediately, no setup required.
  • Cloned voices - voices you’ve created via Voice Cloning. These appear once processing finishes, and can be managed from the My voices tab.

See Creating a Clone to add a new voice to this library.