Chatterbox-TTS-Server and Dia-TTS-Server
These are ecosystem siblings—both are self-hosted TTS servers built by the same developer using different underlying models (Chatterbox vs. Dia), allowing users to choose which model better suits their use case rather than use them together.
About Chatterbox-TTS-Server
devnen/Chatterbox-TTS-Server
Self-host the powerful Chatterbox TTS model. This server offers a user-friendly Web UI, flexible API endpoints (incl. OpenAI compatible), predefined voices, voice cloning, and large audiobook-scale text processing. Runs accelerated on NVIDIA (CUDA), AMD (ROCm), and CPU.
This tool helps you convert written text into high-quality spoken audio using various voices and languages. You provide text and, optionally, a voice to clone, and it outputs realistic speech, even for long documents like audiobooks. It's designed for content creators, marketers, educators, and anyone needing to generate expressive voiceovers or audio content.
About Dia-TTS-Server
devnen/Dia-TTS-Server
Self-host the powerful Dia TTS model. This server offers a user-friendly Web UI, flexible API endpoints (incl. OpenAI compatible), support for SafeTensors/BF16, voice cloning, dialogue generation, and GPU/CPU execution.
This project provides a straightforward way to turn written text into natural-sounding speech, especially for realistic conversations. You input text, optionally with speaker labels or example audio, and it produces high-quality audio recordings. Voice actors, content creators, and educators can use this to generate spoken content efficiently.
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