Listnr

What is Listnr?

Listnr is a web-based text-to-speech and AI voice platform built for creators, educators and businesses that need spoken audio at scale. You paste or import a script, choose from more than 1,000 AI voices across 142 plus languages and accents, and adjust delivery with style, pacing and pronunciation controls. The finished audio can be downloaded for videos, audiobooks, e-learning courses or podcast episodes.

Beyond standard text-to-speech, Listnr includes voice cloning for approved brand voices, a multi-speaker script editor, a podcast studio and a REST API that returns MP3 or WAV files. The company says its customers include Honda, Amazon, Stanford Medicine, INSEAD and Citadel, and its homepage cites a Product Hunt Product of the Day ranking and a Golden Kitty Award. Listnr was live in October 2026 with a free plan and three paid tiers.

Key Features

• Large voice library: Listnr offers more than 1,000 AI voices across 142 plus languages and accents. Paid plans open the full library, while the free plan gives access to a preview set for testing.
• Expressive delivery controls: Listnr lets you set styles such as warm, confident, calm, excited or narrator for each voice where supported. You can also add pauses, emphasis and inflection changes to shape how a line sounds.
• Voice cloning: Listnr creates cloned voices for approved speakers and branded content. One 2026 review reports that a clone can be built from about 15 seconds of reference audio, though quality depends on the recording.
• Multi-speaker script editor: Listnr uses a block-based editor where each paragraph can be assigned a different voice. This suits dialogue, interviews and explainer videos that need more than one speaker in the same file.
• Custom pronunciations: Listnr lets you set custom pronunciations and pacing for names, brands and technical terms. These rules help keep long narration consistent across chapters or episodes.
• Podcast studio: Listnr includes a podcast studio for turning scripts into episodes. Capterra lists built-in podcast hosting and distribution among its features, which removes the need for a separate host for simple shows.
• Text-to-speech API: Listnr provides a REST API with bearer-token authentication that returns MP3 or WAV audio. It also supports URL-to-audio conversion and long-form generation, with rate limits that rise on higher plans.
• Import and export options: Listnr accepts several import formats and exports finished audio for use in other tools. Paid plans add unlimited downloads and commercial rights, which the free plan does not include.

Pros

• Wide language coverage: Listnr covers 142 plus languages and accents, which is more than many voice tools aimed at creators. This makes it practical for localising one script into several markets from a single dashboard.
• Free plan without a card: Listnr gives new users 1,000 credits with no credit card required. You can test voices and the editor before committing to the $19 Individual plan.
• Clear credit-based tiers: Listnr publishes its prices and states roughly how many hours of audio each plan generates. The Solo plan, for example, includes 50,000 credits a month, or about five hours.
• API for developers: Listnr includes a text-to-speech API, so teams can add generated audio to apps and learning platforms. Free accounts get daily quotas, and paid plans raise throughput.
• Fast voiceovers for creators: Listnr removes the need for recording equipment or voice actors on routine content. Reviewers describe it as efficient for producing high volumes of narration quickly.

Cons

• No commercial rights on free: Listnr’s free plan does not include commercial rights and limits downloads. Anyone publishing monetised videos or client work needs at least the $19 Individual plan.
• Limited emotional range: Listnr voices can stumble on complex emotional shifts or niche technical jargon, according to one 2026 review. Projects that rely on subtle acting may still need a human narrator.
• Clone quality varies: Listnr voice clones can sound thin or lose some character of the original speaker, reviewers report. A clean, well-recorded sample gives the best chance of a usable result.
• Strict refund policy: Listnr states that it generally does not refund partial months or used quota. Test the free credits fully before upgrading, especially if you plan to pay yearly.
• Support complaints and few integrations: Listnr has very few public reviews on Capterra, and the single one there criticises customer support. Toolradar also notes limited integrations with other tools as a reason some users switch.

Who is Using Listnr?

• YouTubers and video creators: Add voiceovers to explainers, shorts and faceless channels.
• Educators and course builders: Narrate e-learning modules in many languages.
• Podcasters and publishers: Turn articles and scripts into episodes or audiobooks.
• Developers and product teams: Add spoken audio to apps through the API.

Pricing

Listnr has a free plan and three paid tiers billed monthly or yearly, with two months free on annual billing (official prices, October 2026).

Capterra still lists a $9 starting price, which no longer matches the official pricing page. Plans and credit allowances change from time to time, so treat the official page as the final word before you subscribe.

What Makes Listnr Unique?

Listnr pairs a very broad language list with a creator-friendly studio and a developer API under one account. Few voice tools at this price combine 142 plus languages, multi-speaker scripts, voice cloning and a podcast studio in the same plan. Its credit tiers also translate directly into estimated hours of audio, which makes it easier to match a plan to a monthly content schedule.

Compatibilities and Integrations

• Platform: Browser-based studio and editor, with no installation needed.
• API: REST text-to-speech API with bearer tokens, URL-to-audio and long-form generation.
• Audio formats: MP3 and WAV output for video editors, podcast hosts and learning platforms.
• Podcasting: Built-in podcast studio, with hosting and distribution listed by Capterra.

Listnr Tutorials

Producing a first voiceover in Listnr follows a short, repeatable routine.

1. Sign up for a free Listnr account to receive 1,000 starter credits.
2. Paste your script into the editor and split it into blocks by speaker.
3. Pick a language and voice for each block, then set style and pacing.
4. Add custom pronunciations for names or terms and preview the audio.
5. Export the file as MP3 or WAV, upgrading first if you need commercial rights.

How We Rated It

Summary

Listnr suits creators, educators and small agencies that need multilingual voiceovers quickly and at a predictable monthly cost. Its main limitation is delivery that can sound flat on emotional or highly technical material, and clone quality varies. The free plan is useful for testing but lacks commercial rights. Run your hardest script through the free credits first, since used quota is generally not refunded.