silero-models
Enrichment pendingSilero Models: pre-trained text-to-speech models made embarrassingly simple
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Overview
Silero Models: pre-trained text-to-speech models made embarrassingly simple
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- Languages
- jupyter notebook, python
Source: github.language+pyproject.toml · Jul 11, 2026
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Source: README excerpt (regex_v1, Jul 11, 2026)
```python from silero import silero_ttsSource link
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Installation and Basics
You can basically use our models in 3 flavours:
- Via PyTorch Hub:
torch.hub.load(); - Via pip:
pip install sileroand thenfrom silero import silero_tts; - Via caching the required models and utils manually and modifying if necessary;
Models are downloaded on demand both by pip and PyTorch Hub. If you need caching, do it manually or via invoking a necessary model once (it will be downloaded to a cache folder). Please see these docs for more information.
PyTorch Hub and pip package are based on the same code. All of the torch.hub.load examples can be used with the pip package via this basic change:
from silero import silero_tts
model, example_text = silero_tts(language='ru',
speaker='v5_ru')
audio = model.apply_tts(text=example_text)