Imgica AI
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Imgica AI
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The voice studio
Hand your script to a roster of 40+ named voices. Three engines, real accent range, reads up to 10,000 characters, and the narration comes back as an MP3 that is yours.
and 35 more, searchable by name in the studio · 16 curated MiniMax voices ride the Rapid engine · a sun dot marks a real take on file
A real ElevenLabs Flash v2.5 read of the script above. Tap play to hear it.
01 · The engines
Pick the engine like a take: quick, clean, or performed. Every one reads from the same box and returns an MP3.
The quick read. Sixteen curated MiniMax voices for drafts, soundboard lines and anything wanted back in a hurry.
The working default. Clean, natural reads across the full roster.
The performance take, for narration that has to carry a scene on its own.
Every read is metered by the length of the script, never a flat fee. A caption costs a sliver, a chapter costs a chapter, and the free tokens at signup cover plenty of both.
The engine card
02 · The range
The range comes from casting, not translation. Every accent belongs to a named voice, so the same character sounds the same tomorrow.
British for the documentary. American for the ad read. Australian for the field piece. You choose the accent by choosing the name, which means the register, the warmth and the pacing come attached, and they stay attached across every read you run with that voice.
What you will not find matters just as much. There is no language dropdown pretending this is a translator, and no cloning booth pretending to be you. A named cast, playing parts, on the record.
03 · The reads
Three scripts we see over and over, each with the engine that suits it. Yours can be stranger.
For the stream
Chat, we do not speak of the ranked match.
Funny voices for streams, soundboards and running bits. Rapid gets the line back before the moment passes.
Best on Rapid
For the dark
The house settles at night. Lately it settles closer.
Scary narration for shorts and story channels. Pro keeps the dread in the pauses.
Best on Pro
For the cast
Chapter one, in which our hero oversleeps.
Character reads for audiobooks, games and animatics. One named roster keeps every part consistent between sessions.
Standard carries it
04 · Next door
The MP3 rarely travels alone. Walk it next door and the lip sync studio matches a face to every syllable, the music studio scores under it, and the video studio builds the scene around it. Same login, same tokens, same bill.
Yes. Signing up gives you free tokens, no card required, and speech is priced by the length of your script, so a short read costs very little. When you buy more, plans are one time payments, not subscriptions.
The roster holds 40+ ElevenLabs voices, with names like Alice, Aria, Bill, Brian and Sarah, plus a curated set of 16 MiniMax voices on the Rapid engine. The picker has voice search, so the right name is a few keystrokes away.
The cast spans British, American, Australian and more. There is no language selector: this is an English speaking roster with real accent range, not a translation tool.
Rapid runs MiniMax Speech-02 Turbo with 16 curated voices, built for quick reads. Standard, the default, runs ElevenLabs Flash v2.5 across the full roster. Pro runs ElevenLabs v3 for narration that has to carry a scene on its own.
Up to 10,000 characters per run, delivered back as an MP3. Longer projects work fine in parts: split the script, keep the same voice, and the reads stay consistent.
No. The studio casts from its named roster only. You pick a voice by name, and everything you generate is yours to download and use in your projects.
06 · Begin
Free tokens at signup · no card required · everything you make is yours