Gongitsune
Grade C Kokoro🇯🇵 Japanese · ♀ Female Voice
About the Gongitsune Voice
Gongitsune is a female Japanese AI voice rated C on the OfflineTTS quality scale. Speech synthesis runs in your browser with no signup or per-character fees.
Best for: General voice-over
How to use the Gongitsune voice:
- Open the TTS tool
- "Gongitsune" will be automatically selected in the voice picker
- Type or paste your text (up to 50,000 characters per batch)
- Click generate — speech is created locally on your device
- Download as uncompressed WAV or compact MP3
Quality rating explained: C is a catalog discovery label, not a measured MOS score, a public leaderboard position, or a guarantee for your script. Audition names, numbers, pacing, and chunk joins before publishing.
Non-English Kokoro voices use the lightweight OfflineTTS phonemization service for pronunciation tokens, followed by local WebGPU/WASM waveform generation on your device.
Preview transcript: the sample player above reads: “夕食をオーブンで温めながら、本を数ページ読みました。外では雨が窓を静かにたたき、部屋にはハーブの香りが広がっています。タイマーが鳴ったら、しおりをはさんで本を閉じます。続きが明日に残っていると思うと、夜が少しだけ長く感じられました。” Listen to that clip before generating your own text; it is the shortest way to judge pronunciation, pace, and whether the Japanese phonemization path fits your script.
Reviewing Japanese text with this preset: Japanese timing is mora-based rather than syllable-based, and written text has no spaces between words. Numbers, counters, katakana loanwords, and kanji with several readings are where a synthesis draft usually needs a check, especially in names and addresses.
Grade context: A C grade describes a preset that needs real review. Listen for metallic edges, breath noise, or uneven energy before using it in published audio.
What the browser downloads: For this Japanese preset, Kokoro needs phoneme tokens that the browser phonemizer does not produce, so the text is sent to the OfflineTTS phonemization endpoint before the local model synthesizes audio. The audio itself is still generated on your device.
Asset identity: this preset maps to the cached asset fingerprint 1b171917, so it can be told apart from a same-named voice on another engine even when the label in the picker looks identical.
Other Japanese voices: Alpha (female, grade C+), Nezumi (female, grade C-), Tebukuro (female, grade C). Switching between them on the same sentence is the fastest way to hear whether one suits the script better.
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Best For: General voice-over
Gongitsune is a reliable female Japanese voice suitable for general voice-over, narration, and content creation.
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Gongitsune Voice — Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Gongitsune voice free to use?
Yes. The Gongitsune voice is completely free. It runs in your browser with no API key, no signup, and no subscription limits. OfflineTTS has no per-character charge. Device resources, model downloads, and review time remain constraints.
Does the Gongitsune voice work offline?
Audio synthesis for Gongitsune runs on your device. Non-English Kokoro voices use the lightweight OfflineTTS phonemization service before local waveform synthesis.
What quality rating does the Gongitsune voice have?
The catalog label C is an editorial discovery aid, not a standardized listening benchmark. Review your actual output for pronunciation, artifacts, pacing, and suitability.
Can I export WAV and MP3 with Gongitsune?
Yes. After generating speech with Gongitsune, you can download uncompressed 24kHz WAV files for studio editing or compressed MP3 files for sharing and publishing.
Can I use the Gongitsune voice for commercial projects?
Review the selected model and voice asset license, source-text rights, and any reference recording permissions before commercial use. Software licenses do not grant every speaker or copyright permission. See our Transparency page and Terms.
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