Bark

Bark TTS

Suno's transformer-based text-to-audio model that generates speech plus laughter, sighs, music, and sound effects.

Kulembetsa for 5,000 characters limit

Wrap wanu malemba mu SSML tags kwa kuwongolera moyenera:

<speak><prosody rate="slow">Slow speech</prosody></speak>

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Za Bark

Bark comes from Suno and takes a different approach from most TTS systems: it is a GPT-style transformer trained as a text-to-audio model rather than a pure text-to-speech one. Because it generates raw audio tokens, it can produce nonverbal sounds — laughing, sighing, crying — as well as background music and sound effects alongside the spoken words. It ships with 100+ speaker presets and handles 13+ languages including English, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, and Korean. The trade-off is speed and length: at 350M parameters it runs slowly (~15s per clip) and caps at 200 characters, so it shines for short, emotive, creative audio rather than long narration.

Best kwa: Creative audio content, audiobooks with emotion, sound effects

Pezani zonse Bark maganizo

Pa mphindi

Wopanga
Suno
License
MIT
Mtundu
standard
Kuyenda
slow
Kusintha kwa mawu
Si
Zilankhulo
English, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
Max characters
200

Bark maganizo

Chinese Speaker 1

Chinese
Choyambirira Neutral

Chinese Speaker 2

Chinese
Choyambirira Neutral

English Female 1

English
Choyambirira Female

English Female 2

English
Choyambirira Female

English Female 3

English
Choyambirira Female

English Female 4

English
Choyambirira Female

English Male 1

English
Choyambirira Male

English Male 2

English
Choyambirira Male

English Male 3

English
Choyambirira Male

English Male 4

English
Choyambirira Male

English Male 5

English
Choyambirira Male

English Male 6

English
Choyambirira Male

French Speaker 1

French
Choyambirira Neutral

French Speaker 2

French
Choyambirira Neutral

German Speaker 1

German
Choyambirira Neutral

German Speaker 2

German
Choyambirira Neutral

Hindi Speaker 1

Hindi
Choyambirira Neutral

Italian Speaker 1

Italian
Choyambirira Neutral

Japanese Speaker 1

Japanese
Choyambirira Neutral

Japanese Speaker 2

Japanese
Choyambirira Neutral

Korean Speaker 1

Korean
Choyambirira Neutral

Korean Speaker 2

Korean
Choyambirira Neutral

Polish Speaker 1

Polish
Choyambirira Neutral

Portuguese Speaker 1

Portuguese
Choyambirira Neutral

Russian Speaker 1

Russian
Choyambirira Neutral

Spanish Speaker 1

Spanish
Choyambirira Neutral

Spanish Speaker 2

Spanish
Choyambirira Neutral

Turkish Speaker 1

Turkish
Choyambirira Neutral

Bark TTS — Mafunso Ofala

Yes. Bark is a text-to-audio model, so beyond speech it can generate nonverbal cues like laughing, sighing and crying, plus music and background sound effects — one of its defining capabilities.

Yes. Bark is MIT-licensed, which permits commercial use.

Bark caps at 200 characters per request and is on the slower side (around 15 seconds per clip), so it is best suited to short, expressive snippets rather than long-form audio. It does not support voice cloning.
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