Elif
Fish Audio · feminine
A natural, professional Turkish voice with a brisk, conversational pace. Clear and easy to follow, suited to voice assistants, customer support and everyday narration.
AI video generator · Turkish
Yes, with the speech made first. No video model documents native Turkish dialogue yet, so the reliable route is to generate the line with one of 22 native Turkish voices and lip-sync it onto your presenter with MiniMax H3 Max Lip Sync. You do all of it by chatting in ChatGPT or Claude.
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| Model | Turkish speech |
|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 | Not documented, results may vary |
| MiniMax H3 Max | Not documented, results may vary |
| Gemini Omni Flash | Not documented, results may vary |
| MiniMax H3 Max Lip Sync | Lip-syncs the Turkish speech you supply |
| HeyGen Avatar 4 | Lip-syncs the Turkish speech you supply |
From provider documentation, checked 6 October 2026.
Play a voice, then name it in your prompt. See all 22 Turkish voices.
Fish Audio · feminine
A natural, professional Turkish voice with a brisk, conversational pace. Clear and easy to follow, suited to voice assistants, customer support and everyday narration.
Fish Audio · masculine
A natural, professional Turkish voice with a brisk, conversational pace. Clear and easy to follow, suited to voice assistants, customer support and everyday narration.
Cartesia · istanbul · feminine
Expressive female for conversational support
Cartesia · istanbul · masculine
Versatile articulate male for storytelling
Cartesia · istanbul · feminine
Methodical adult female for precise and reliable assistance.
ElevenLabs · istanbul · masculine
Award-winning voice of Professional Voice Actor, Mustafa Silici. With flawless diction, magnetic charisma, and masterful delivery, his voice blends sensual depth with crystal clarity. Perfect for luxury commercials, cinematic trailers, immersive audiobooks, and high-impact storytelling.
Portraits are AI-generated illustrations, not likenesses of the voice actors.
Add it from the ChatGPT plugin directory or at claude.ai/customize/plugins, and sign in. No API keys.
Pick one of 22 native Turkish voices, or clone your own, and have ChatGPT or Claude write and speak the line.
Attach a photo or generate a presenter image, then lip-sync with MiniMax H3 Max Lip Sync or HeyGen Avatar 4. The recording drives the mouth and stays as the soundtrack. One talking face takes one image and one video generation.
Listen to the pronunciation and watch the lip sync before you publish. Creative Claw shows the credit estimate before each generation.
Try this prompt
Use Creative Claw to make a 10-second vertical talking video in Turkish. Write a short Turkish welcome line and show it to me first. Then generate the speech with the Fish Audio voice Elif (voice_id 979c28ed51854fb6ad98df0070861d09), create a presenter image, and lip-sync the speech onto it with MiniMax H3 Max Lip Sync. Show me the credit estimate before each step.
Opens a new chat with the prompt ready. If Creative Claw is not installed yet, the chat offers to add it.
Yes, with the speech made first. No video model documents native Turkish dialogue yet, so the reliable route is to generate the line with one of 22 native Turkish voices and lip-sync it onto your presenter with MiniMax H3 Max Lip Sync. You do all of it by chatting in ChatGPT or Claude. Connect Creative Claw first.
None of Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3 Max, and Gemini Omni Flash is documented for native Turkish dialogue, so results may vary. MiniMax H3 Max Lip Sync and HeyGen Avatar 4 lip-sync any speech you supply, whatever the language.
Yes. Clone your voice from a short recording, generate the Turkish line with it, and lip-sync that audio onto the presenter. How well a clone speaks Turkish depends on the speech model, so test a short line first.
It depends on the model and the length. HeyGen Avatar 4 is 20 credits/s (5s clip = 100 credits). Speech with ElevenLabs v4 is 20 credits / 1,000 chars. $10 buys 1,000 credits, there is no subscription, and new accounts get 100 free credits.