The WaveKat voice prompt generator turns any text into telephony-ready audio — phone greetings, IVR menus, voicemail, and on-hold messages — spoken by studio-quality AI voices, in the exact format your phone system needs. Try it free in your browser; sign in to save a library.
Runs at platform.wavekat.com/voice/prompts · no download, no card
"Thanks for calling Acme Plumbing — how can we help?" A warm, consistent hello on every call.
"For sales, press 1. For support, press 2." Record every branch of your phone menu in one voice.
A professional after-the-tone message for the times nobody can pick up.
"Our office is closed for the holiday and reopens Monday at 9am." Set it once, play it when you need it.
Short spoken notices between the hold music — opening hours, a promotion, a callback prompt.
A curated set of commercial text-to-speech voices, cleared for phone use. Pick one and your whole system sounds like it was recorded in a studio.
Every clip comes out in the formats phone systems expect — 8 kHz µ-law, WAV, or MP3 — so it drops straight into Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, Twilio, and the rest without re-encoding.
Generate your first clips right in the browser — no account, no card. Sign in with GitHub or Google when you want to keep going and save a library.
Choose from a range of voices across multiple languages, so the prompt greets your callers the way they expect to be greeted.
Files download with a clear, descriptive name — ready to upload to your phone system or hand to whoever runs it.
One voice for your greeting, menu, voicemail, and hold message means callers hear a single, coherent brand — not a patchwork of recordings.
Write the greeting, menu, or message — or start from one of the built-in examples and edit it.
Choose from the curated voices and preview how your text sounds. Change it any time.
Get a telephony-ready clip in the format your phone system needs, and upload it. Done.
Free to try in your browser — no download, no account. Type a line, pick a voice, and download a phone-ready clip in under a minute.
It is a free web tool that turns text into telephony-ready audio — phone greetings, IVR and auto-attendant menus, voicemail messages, and on-hold announcements — spoken by studio-quality AI voices. You type the script, pick a voice, and download a file your phone system can play.
Yes. You can generate your first clips in the browser for free, with no account. Signing in with GitHub or Google lifts the limit and lets you save a library of your prompts; heavier use is metered against the same free and pro tiers as the rest of the WaveKat platform.
Clips come out in the formats phone systems expect — 8 kHz µ-law, WAV, and MP3 — so they drop straight into systems like Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, and Twilio without any re-encoding. Pick the format your system asks for and upload the file.
No. Anyone can generate a couple of clips without signing up. You only sign in when you want to keep generating past the free allowance and save your prompts to a library you can come back to.
Yes — that is exactly what the generator is for. Generate your greeting, menu, voicemail, and on-hold prompts, download them, and load them into your phone system.
WaveKat Voice is a desktop app that turns your computer into your business phone — answering and placing calls, recorded and transcribed. The voice prompt generator is a separate free web tool that creates the recorded greetings and menus your phone system plays. They complement each other, but you can use either on its own. About WaveKat Voice
Want the longer story behind the tool? Read the announcement on the blog
