loudreader/loudkit
by Various
Local text-to-speech: 28 voices, 10 languages, voice cloning, SDKs for Python, Swift, Go, Rust and TypeScript
MCP
loudreader/loudkit
Added 16 Sept 2026
Overview
Local text-to-speech toolkit with 28 voices across 10 languages and voice cloning. Provides SDKs for Python, Swift, Go, Rust, and TypeScript. Written in Python.
Best for
Best for
Developers needing offline TTS with multi-language support and SDK bindings.
Use cases
- Generate speech offline in a desktop app
- Clone a voice for a personal assistant
- Add multilingual narration to a script
How to use
Install
pip install "loudkit[torch,audio,hub]"Tested with
ChatGPT
Notes
Local text-to-speech toolkit with 28 voices across 10 languages and voice cloning. Provides SDKs for Python, Swift, Go, Rust, and TypeScript. Written in Python.
24 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-15. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Generate speech offline in a desktop app
- Clone a voice for a personal assistant
- Add multilingual narration to a script
Pros
- Runs locally, no cloud dependency
- Supports multiple languages and SDKs
- Includes voice cloning
Cons
- Small community (24 stars)
- Limited voice count compared to cloud services
- Voice cloning quality may vary
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Pros
- Runs locally, no cloud dependency
- Supports multiple languages and SDKs
- Includes voice cloning
Cons
- Small community (24 stars)
- Limited voice count compared to cloud services
- Voice cloning quality may vary
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