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# Configure Voice – Voice

Choose your agent’s voice

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Dapta offers voice options for use in your own AI agent. These voices are provided by Eleven Labs and OpenAI.

**There are over 40 male voices and 50 female voices available.**

You can filter by:

* *Gender: Female or Male*
* *Provider: OpenAI or Eleven Labs*
* *Accents: American or British*

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You can click Play ▶️ to listen to a sample of the voice and choose the one that fits your agent’s purpose.<br>

To use the voice you’ve selected, simply click ✔️ Use Voice.


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