New API Releases
Introducing two powerful new APIs:
Voice Changer API
Transform your audio recordings into lifelike AI voices with advanced controls for prosody, accent retention, and more. Learn more in the Voice Changer API Overview.
Translation API
Seamlessly translate text into multiple languages with high-quality results. Supports 23 languages and growing. Learn more in the Translation API Overview.
Streaming Endpoint for TTS API
We are thrilled to introduce the Streaming Endpoint for TTS API, enabling developers to generate and play text-to-speech audio in real-time with minimal latency. This feature is ideal for conversational AI, live applications, and other scenarios requiring immediate audio feedback.
Learn more about the API in the Streaming TTS API Overview.
Dub Automation API Released
We are excited to announce the release of the Murf Dub Automation API, enabling developers to automate high-quality dubbing workflows with ease. Key features include:
- Multi-language Support: Create dubs in 28 languages with realistic voices.
- Transient and Persistent Modes: Choose between temporary, lightweight dubs or project-based, editable dubs.
- Bulk Processing: Upload and dub thousands of videos with rapid turnaround.
- Enterprise-Grade Security: Strict data handling policies with options for ephemeral storage and controlled retention periods.
Learn more about the API in the Dub Automation API Overview.
8 New Languages Added to Murf API
Murf API now supports 8 additional languages, expanding its global reach and accessibility. The newly added languages are:
- Turkish
- Indonesian
- Japanese
- Croatian
- Greek
- Romanian
- Slovak
- Bulgarian
These languages come with high-quality voices and support for advanced features like MultiNative technology and voice customization. Explore the new voices in our Interactive Voice Selector or in our Voice Library.
Official Python SDK
Murf’s official python SDK is now available on PyPi. You can install it using pip:
The SDK provides a simple interface to interact with Murf’s APIs. Here’s an example of how you can use the SDK to generate speech: