Michel D.
02/17/2026, 3:24 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:24 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:24 PMpreview_audio_url field. [(1) ]()
This URL points to a preview audio file of the cloned voice that you can use to listen to how it sounds.
Example response structure:
json
{
"voice_id": "11labs-Adrian",
"voice_name": "Adrian",
"provider": "elevenlabs",
"gender": "male",
"accent": "American",
"age": "Young",
"preview_audio_url": "<https://retell-utils-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/adrian.mp3%22>
}AI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:24 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:24 PMMichel D.
02/17/2026, 3:27 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:27 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:28 PMpreview_audio_url returned in the response is automatically generated by the system—there's no documented option to customize what text is spoken in that preview.
If you need to hear your cloned voice speak specific text, you would need to:
1. Clone the voice to get the voice_id
2. Create a voice agent using that voice_id [(2) ]()
3. Test the agent with your desired text through a call or the dashboard
Check out these potentially useful sources for more details:
- [Clone Voice]()
- [Create Voice Agent]()
- [Get Voice]()
Would you like a general answer based on my knowledge, or do you have other questions about working with cloned voices?AI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:28 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:28 PMMichel D.
02/17/2026, 3:29 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:29 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:29 PMvoice_id and testing it through a call or the dashboard , [(2) ]()
- Using the voice agent in a test call scenario where you can control what the agent says
For a dedicated TTS API that lets you input text and receive audio output directly, you may need to use the underlying TTS provider (such as ElevenLabs, Cartesia, or Minimax) directly through their own APIs.
Check out these potentially useful sources:
- [Clone Voice]()
- [Create Voice Agent]()
Would you like me to try to answer generally based on my knowledge?AI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:29 PMAI Evy
02/17/2026, 3:29 PM