Emilia Dataset
A large-scale speech generation dataset that is extensive, multilingual, and diverse.
Emilia is a large-scale multilingual speech generation dataset, covering over 100,000 hours of speech data, including various languages such as English, Chinese, German, French, Japanese, Korean, etc., with a wide range of speaker diversity and scene coverage, suitable for speech synthesis and voice cloning research.
A large-scale multilingual speech dataset that provides a solid foundation for speech synthesis and cloning research
Contains over 100,000 hours of speech data, making it one of the largest open-source speech generation datasets, providing ample data support for large-scale model training.
Covers multiple languages including English (EN), Chinese (ZH), German (DE), French (FR), Japanese (JA), Korean (KO), supporting cross-language speech research.
Includes voice samples from over 50,000 different speakers, covering various ages, genders, and accents, ensuring the model's generalization ability.
The speech data is sourced from natural speech recordings in real scenarios, covering various styles such as conversations, speeches, and audiobooks, with high naturalness and expressiveness.
Each segment of speech is accompanied by precise text transcriptions, speaker identification, language tags, and duration information, with standardized annotations for direct use in model training.
Accompanied by the open-source data processing tool Emilia-Pipe, supporting end-to-end processing from raw audio to training data, allowing for the reproduction of the dataset construction process.
From speech synthesis to speaker verification, covering core research directions in voice AI
Train high-quality TTS models to generate natural, fluent, and expressive synthetic speech
Utilize rich speaker data to achieve few-shot or zero-shot voice cloning, replicating the target speaker's tone
Leverage multilingual voice data to build an end-to-end voice translation system for cross-language voice conversion
Use large-scale speaker data to train voiceprint recognition models, improving speaker verification and recognition accuracy
The following is a typical metadata example from the Emilia dataset (JSON format)
{
"id": "emilia_en_00012345",
"speaker_id": "spk_en_04821",
"language": "en",
"duration": 8.72,
"sample_rate": 24000,
"transcription": "The weather today is absolutely beautiful, perfect for a walk in the park.",
"gender": "female",
"source": "audiobook",
"audio_path": "en/subset_001/emilia_en_00012345.wav"
}
# Another Chinese sample
{
"id": "emilia_zh_00098765",
"speaker_id": "spk_zh_01234",
"language": "zh",
"duration": 6.35,
"sample_rate": 24000,
"transcription": "Welcome to our program, today we will discuss the latest developments in artificial intelligence.",
"gender": "male",
"source": "podcast",
"audio_path": "zh/subset_003/emilia_zh_00098765.wav"
}
From browsing to loading, you can start your speech research project in just a few minutes
View dataset details on the Ace Data Cloud platform to understand metadata such as language distribution, speaker statistics, and licensing agreements.
Download speech data slices for the target language as needed, with each slice containing audio files and corresponding JSON metadata annotations.
Use librosa.load() to load audio files and start model training and speech synthesis experiments with the metadata annotations.
A large-scale multilingual speech dataset with open licensing, available immediately. Whether you are a speech synthesis researcher or an AI developer, Emilia is your ideal choice.