Coqui Review Summary
Coqui is an open-source TTS platform known for XTTS, a powerful voice cloning model that can replicate voices from just a few seconds of audio. With both open-source models and a commercial API, Coqui serves researchers, developers, and creators who need flexible, high-quality voice synthesis.
What We Like About Coqui
Fully open-source option
Excellent voice cloning from minimal audio
Active development community
Self-hosting capabilities
No vendor lock-in
What Could Be Better
Requires technical expertise to self-host
Less polished than commercial alternatives
Limited commercial support
Who Is Coqui Best For?
Coqui is particularly well-suited for:
Researchers
Developers
Open Source Community
Game Developers
Key Features Review
1
XTTS voice cloning2
13+ languages3
Emotion control4
Open-source models5
Self-hosting option6
Research-friendlyCoqui FAQs
Is Coqui TTS free?▼
Yes, Coqui's core TTS models including XTTS are open-source and free to use. They also offer a studio product with additional features.
What is XTTS?▼
XTTS is Coqui's advanced voice cloning model that can clone any voice from just 3-10 seconds of audio in 17 languages.
Can I self-host Coqui TTS?▼
Yes, all Coqui TTS models can be self-hosted, giving you full control over the infrastructure and data privacy.
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View allRating Breakdown
Voice Quality4.2
Ease of Use4.4
Value for Money4.5
Features4.3
Support3.9