Direct the performance, not just the words.

Tell Drama 3 how a line should feel, in your own words. Add a sound, emotion, or pause where you want it, and control exactly which words change.

One line, five directions

I'm fine. Really. Go on without me.

Plain text. Drama 3 reads it the way the words suggest.

Try a roast with Uncle Roger

Uncle Roger's licensed voice, directed by Drama 3. Pick a kitchen crime, hear his verdict, then write your own roast.

[horrified, staring at the plate] Haiyaa. Nephew, why you put ketchup in egg fried rice? [sigh] Fried rice need soy sauce. Need MSG. Need wok hei. Not tomato sauce! <slow>Uncle Roger cannot watch this.</slow>

Five ways to direct, one script

Mix them freely in the same line. Every direction is plain text you can read, edit, and reuse.

[warm and relaxed, like talking to an old friend] It's been a while.

Describe it in your own words

Try natural-language directions, beyond the preset tags: emotion, intent, pacing, who they're talking to.

Alright, [sigh] let's try again.

Add a sound, emotion, or pause

Put a sigh, a laugh, a breath, or a short pause where you want it, and nowhere else.

I'm fine. Really. <whisper>Go on without me.</whisper>

Control exactly which words change

Select a few words and pick a scoped tag. Paired tags apply only to the words you select.

[像是在强忍着眼泪，却努力笑着]

[conteniendo las lágrimas, pero sonriendo]

[涙をこらえながら、無理に笑って]

I'm fine. Really. Go on without me.

Direct in your own language

Write tags and directions in English or your own language. The performance follows the direction, whatever language it's written in.

[defensive, slightly uneasy tone] I was home. [pause] Asleep.

Start with Auto Tag

Need a starting point? Auto Tag adds directions to your script. Keep what works and rewrite the rest.

Write the scene. Auto Tag directs it.

Give each speaker a voice, write plain dialogue, and let Auto Tag add the directions. Drama 3 performs the whole scene in one pass.

Int. Interrogation room – Night

Adrian · Detective

<stress>You</stress> were there that night.
Delia · Suspect

[defensive, slightly uneasy tone] I was home. [pause] Asleep.
Adrian · Detective

[skeptical, questioning tone] Then why is your coat still wet?
Delia · Suspect

It rained.

Direct from the API

Set the model header to drama-3 and send your script as it is. Directions, sounds, and paired tags all work in API requests.

curl https://api.fish.audio/v1/tts \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $FISH_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "model: drama-3" \
  -d '{
    "text": "I’m fine. Really. <whisper>Go on without me.</whisper>",
    "reference_id": "f3a2b90078d54a65af4b95f63bc7798e"
  }' --output speech.mp3

Your script deserves a performance

Drama 3 is available now in Text to Speech.

Drama 3 FAQ

What is Drama 3?

Drama 3 is a text-to-speech model from Fish Audio built for direction. Alongside your script you can describe how a line should be performed, add sounds and pauses, and limit an effect to specific words.

How do I write directions?

Put a direction or a sound in square brackets where it should happen, for example [sigh] or [barely holding it together]. To change only some words, select them and pick a scoped tag such as Whisper or Slower from the Tags menu; the editor wraps them in a paired tag.

Can I write directions in other languages?

Yes. Write tags and directions in English or your own language.

Does Drama 3 support multiple speakers?

Yes. Add speakers in the Text to Speech editor, give each one a voice, and Drama 3 generates the whole dialogue together.

What does Preview mean?

Drama 3 is still improving. Results vary between takes, so generate a few and pick the best. We will keep updating the model while it is in preview.

Can I use Drama 3 through the API?

Yes. Call the Text to Speech API with the model header set to drama-3. The same tags work in API requests.

Drama 3 (Website)