Dutch TTS audio on tts.audio runs on two MAI Voice 2 voices: Fleur (female) and Sander (male). Both produce Standard Dutch as spoken in the Netherlands, the variety taught in Dutch schools and used in NOS broadcast media. Sander supports thirteen expressive styles (adventurous, caring, curious, empathetic, encouraging, friendly, cheerful, excited, nostalgic, reflective, sad, disappointed, serious). Fleur reads in a neutral tone only, suitable for steady technical and reference content. Use cases for Dutch TTS include e-learning localization for the Netherlands market, accessibility audio for Dutch-language documentation, podcast drafts, and pronunciation reference for English-speaking learners of Dutch. For Flemish (Belgian Dutch), MAI does not ship a dedicated voice; switch to Gemini and prompt with Flemish vocabulary for an approximation. PDF upload handles Dutch diacritics (the occasional acute and diaeresis on vowels) and the ij ligature correctly.
Dutch TTS audio
2 neural voices on tts.audio. Free to play, no sign-up. PDF upload, MP3 download, expressive styles.
2 voices
Female
Male
13 styles
Dutch TTS — frequently asked questions
Reviewed by Antonio Foti, Founder. Updated July 2026.
Do you have Flemish (Belgian Dutch) voices?
Not on MAI Voice 2. The two Dutch voices (Fleur, Sander) speak Netherlands Dutch. For Flemish, switch to the Gemini multilingual model and write in Flemish vocabulary. Gemini approximates the Belgian pronunciation.
Which Dutch voice should I pick?
Sander for narration, ads, and character work. He supports thirteen expressive styles. Fleur for steady neutral reading such as technical documentation or accessibility audio. She has no style variants.
Are the ij ligature and Dutch diacritics handled?
Yes. The ij ligature, the diaeresis on vowels (ë, ï, ü), and the occasional acute (é) are all handled. PDF upload preserves Dutch diacritics throughout.
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