> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fluents.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Voices

> Learn how to browse, test, import, and manage voices before assigning them to your agents.

The **Voices** page lets you control how your agents sound on calls.

From here you can:

* Browse all voices available to your account
* Search and filter voices
* Test (preview) how a voice sounds
* Import new voices from connected providers
* Edit or delete imported voices

For a high-level overview of what voices are and how they fit into Fluents.ai, see\
**[Voices (Core Concept)](../concepts/voices)**.

On this page:

* [Browse and search voices](#browse-and-search-voices)
* [Test (preview) a voice](#test-preview-a-voice)
* [Import voices from a provider](#import-voices-from-a-provider)
* [Edit or delete an imported voice](#edit-or-delete-an-imported-voice)
* [Where to go next](#where-to-go-next)

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## Video: Voices

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## Browse and search voices

To open the list of voices:

1. In the left-hand sidebar, click **Voices**.

You’ll see a table of all voices available in your account. Typical information includes:

* **Name** – The display name of the voice.
* **Provider** – Which voice provider or engine the voice comes from.
* **Source / created by** – Whether the voice is provided by Fluents.ai or was imported/created by your account.

At the top of the page you can:

* **Search by name** – Type part of the voice name to quickly find it.
* **Filter by provider** – Show only voices from a specific provider (where applicable).
* **Filter by source** – For example, filter to show only voices you imported.

Use these controls to:

* Quickly find a known voice by name.
* Explore voices from a particular provider.
* Focus on the custom voices your team has added.

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## Test (preview) a voice

Before assigning a voice to an agent, you should listen to how it sounds.

To preview a voice:

1. In the **Voices** list, locate the voice you want to test.
2. Click the **Play / Preview** button next to that voice.
3. Listen to the sample audio.

Depending on your configuration, you may:

* Hear a default sample sentence, or
* Be able to enter a short custom phrase to preview.

Tips:

* Test a sentence similar to what your agent will say, such as your greeting or brand introduction.
* Compare several voices side by side to choose the one that best matches your use case (after-hours, sales, support, etc.).

Once you’re happy with a voice, you can select it when configuring an agent.

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## Import voices from a provider

If you’ve connected external text-to-speech providers, you can import voices from those accounts.

### 1. Connect a provider (once per account)

Before importing, you must add provider credentials:

1. Go to **Providers** in the sidebar.
2. Select the voice provider you want to use.
3. Enter the required **API key / credentials**.
4. Save.

Without a valid provider configuration in **Providers**, the **Import voice** action will not work.

For detailed steps, see the\
**[Providers Feature Guide](./providers)**.

### 2. Import voices in the Voices page

Once a provider is connected:

1. Go to **Voices**.
2. Click **Import voice**.
3. Choose the **provider** you want to import from.
4. Follow the prompts to select or configure the voice:
   * Depending on the provider, you may need to supply provider-specific settings (for example, a voice ID, model name, or other options).
5. Confirm to **import**.

After import:

* The new voice appears in your **Voices** list.
* You can search, preview, and assign it to agents like any other voice.

Use imports when:

* You already have custom voices with a provider.
* You want access to voices beyond the built-in Fluents.ai catalog.

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## Edit or delete an imported voice

For voices you’ve imported, you can usually **edit** or **delete** them.

To edit an imported voice:

1. In the **Voices** table, open the **actions menu** (for example, the three-dot menu) next to the voice.
2. Choose **Edit**.
3. Adjust any allowed settings:
   * This may include provider-specific options (for example, updating a voice ID or configuration).
4. Save.

To delete an imported voice:

1. Open the voice’s **actions menu**.
2. Choose **Delete**.
3. Confirm the deletion.

Deleting a voice removes it from the **Voices** list and prevents it from being selected for new agents.\
Existing agents that already use that voice may need to be updated to use a different voice, depending on your configuration.

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## Where to go next

* Learn how voices shape agent behavior and identity in\
  **[Voices (Core Concept)](../concepts/voices)**.

* See how to select a voice for a specific agent in the\
  **[Agent Feature Guide](./agent)**.

* Configure providers and API keys used for voice imports in the\
  **[Providers Feature Guide](./providers)**.