Free Elmo AI Voice Generator

Type a message and hear Elmo say it in his giggly, high-pitched voice from Sesame Street, for kids' birthdays, morning routines and silly greetings.

Hear Elmo

High, squeaky and joyful, giggling and speaking in third person

“Hi! Elmo is so happy to see you today! Ha ha ha!”
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“Elmo's goldfish Dorothy wants to know what you had for breakfast.”
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“Elmo loves counting! One, two, three, four, five crayons. Yay!”
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Lines to try in Elmo's voice

About Elmo's voice

Elmo is the furry red three-and-a-half-year-old monster of Sesame Street, voiced and performed by Kevin Clash for many years and by Ryan Dillon since 2013. His voice is high, squeaky and full of delight, with a breathy giggle, and he famously talks about himself in the third person, saying Elmo loves you instead of I love you.

Tips for the best Elmo audio

Always refer to Elmo in the third person, like Elmo loves you or Elmo is happy; that habit is essential to making the voice sound right.
Keep words simple, kind and preschool-friendly, and add ha ha ha or yay for his trademark giggle.

How to make Elmo say anything

Type the line
Write what Elmo should say, up to 500 characters (200 on the free line), or press one of the scripts below.
Or use your own voice
Switch to Change my voice, then record or upload up to 60 seconds (15 on the free line): your words, timing and shouts come back in Elmo's voice.
Generate and download
It plays in a few seconds. Download the MP3 for your video, meme or stream.

Elmo AI voice FAQ

Who voices Elmo?

Ryan Dillon has performed Elmo since 2013. Before him, Kevin Clash performed the character for many years and shaped the giggly, third-person personality that made Elmo famous.

Why does Elmo talk in the third person?

Speaking about himself as Elmo is part of his character as a three-and-a-half-year-old, reflecting how young children often talk. It is also one of the easiest ways to recognise him.

Can I make an Elmo message for my toddler?

Yes. Birthday wishes, potty training cheers, morning routines and bedtime messages are the most popular uses. Include the child's name and keep sentences short and happy.

Is the Elmo AI voice free?

You can try it free once a day without an account: up to 200 characters, or 15 seconds of your own recording. After that, each line uses credits, and the cost shows before you generate.