Introducing
Gradium's open-weight text-to-speech, small enough to ship in any app. Private, and it works offline.
Already trusted by
1.7%
Word Error Rate (WER)
Phonon 31m · English Tested on 500 sentences that other models get wrong: phone numbers, email addresses, postal codes.
1.70%
Phonon 31m
2.11%
Phonon 40m multilingual
2.22%
Phonon 40m
3.50%
Kokoro
7.40%
Kitten TTS
8.71%
NeuTTS Nano
Phonon 1.0
Three models,
One for every device.
Languages
English
English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, one model per language
English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese in a single model
Phonon 31m
- Languages
- English
- Licence
- Apache 2.0
Phonon 40m
- Languages
- English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, one model per language
- Licence
- CC BY-NCFor commercial use, talk to sales
Phonon 40m multilingual
- Languages
- English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese in a single model
- Licence
- CC BY-NCFor commercial use, talk to sales
Where it runs
One model,
All of your hardware.
Any processor
Laptops, desktops, Android phones, even a Raspberry Pi 5. No graphics card needed.
iPhone, iPad and Mac
On Apple's own AI chip, through a Swift package. Up to 22× faster than real time on an iPhone 16 Pro.
In a web page
Runs in the visitor's browser, so their text never leaves their device. The demo at the top of this page is it.
On a graphics card
When there is one, for the fastest speech: NVIDIA, Apple, Vulkan or WebGPU, chosen when you build it.
Compatible with
Set up Phonon, Gradium's on-device text-to-speech, from https://github.com/gradium-ai/xn-ptts.
Read the README first and follow it over anything you assume.
1. Install the Rust CLI from the repository root with
cargo install --path ptts --locked --features cli.
2. Point MODEL_DIR at the model folder (config.json, model.q8.gguf,
tokenizer.json and the voices).
3. Synthesize "Hello world" with --lang en --quant q8 --voice Freya
to out.wav.
Verify the file plays and tell me how to change the voice.
Text in, a WAV out. The fastest way to hear it.
Questions?We’re here to help
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[ 1 ] Creazione di Adamo, by Michelangelo Buonarroti. Date: c. 1511, part of the ceiling painted 1508-1512. Material: fresco. Dimensions: 280 × 570 cm. Current location: Cappella Sistina, volta, Musei Vaticani, Vatican City.
[ 2 ] Les trois Grâces. Artist: unknown; Roman, with restorations by Nicolas Cordier and Amainci, 1609. Date: 2nd century AD (?). Material: marble, probably Greek. Dimensions: h. 123 cm, w. 86 cm, d. 29 cm. Current location: Musée du Louvre, Aile Sully, Salle 348, Paris. Inventory number: Ma 287; MR 211; N 642.
[ 3 ] Victoire de Samothrace. Artist: unknown, Rhodes (?). Date: c. 200-175 BC. Material: Parian marble for the figure, grey Lartos marble for the ship. Dimensions: h. 328 cm overall. Current location: Musée du Louvre, Aile Denon, Escalier Daru, Salle 703, Paris. Inventory number: Ma 2369; NIII 2447; MNB 2118; MNC 1433.
[ 4 ] Portrait de Juliette Récamier, née Bernard (1777-1849), by Jacques-Louis David. Date: 1800. Material: oil on canvas. Dimensions: h. 174 cm, w. 244 cm. Current location: Musée du Louvre, Aile Denon, Salle 702, Salle Daru, néoclassicisme, Paris. Inventory number: INV 3708; C 124.
