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Piper

Piper is a local neural text-to-speech engine for running compact voice models on computers and embedded systems through command-line and library workflows.

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Piper

Overview

Piper is a local neural text-to-speech engine designed for fast inference on personal computers and embedded hardware. The project provides voice models at several quality levels, including single-speaker and multi-speaker options, and supports generating audio without sending text to a hosted service. It can be used through command-line tools and software integrations, with voice samples and model information published for selection. The active source repository is maintained by OHF-Voice and is licensed under GPL-3.0. The earlier rhasspy/piper repository is archived, so the current project is marked moved.

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