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Open-weights zero-shot text-to-speech model from Bilibili's IndexTeam with voice cloning and emotion control in 5 languages.

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Index TTS 2.5 at a glance

What is Index TTS 2.5?
Index TTS 2.5 is a model from IndexTeam. Open-weights zero-shot text-to-speech model from Bilibili's IndexTeam with voice cloning and emotion control in 5 languages.
Who makes Index TTS 2.5?
Index TTS 2.5 is made by IndexTeam.
Does Index TTS 2.5 work in the EU?
Available in the EU. Weights are downloadable from Hugging Face and run locally; the pages shown contain no EU-specific exclusion, though the bilibili license terms were not reviewed in full. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
How much does Index TTS 2.5 cost?
Open source. Weights free to download from Hugging Face and ModelScope; use subject to the bilibili Model Use License Agreement. Licence: bilibili Model Use License Agreement.
Where was Index TTS 2.5 shown?
In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 16 Aug 2026, at 32:13 in “New Deepseek, GLM 5.3, Grok 4.6, LTX 2.5, Qwen 3.8, Gemini 3.7: AI NEWS”.

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About

IndexTTS-2.5 is a zero-shot text-to-speech model from IndexTeam at Bilibili. It clones a voice from a single reference audio clip and separates emotion control from speaker timbre. The architecture is autoregressive: a GPT backbone of about 0.8B parameters, a flow-matching speech-to-mel decoder and a BigVGAN vocoder, producing 22.05 kHz audio.

It supports Chinese, English, Japanese, Spanish and Arabic, including cross-lingual voice transfer, for example dubbing Chinese speech into Spanish. Compared with IndexTTS-2, the model card lists added languages, faster inference, speaking-speed control (duration factor 0.5–2.0), and better control of pronunciation through Chinese Pinyin, English CMU phonemes and Japanese Kana. Emotion can be set with an 8-value vector, or from a text description via the QwenEmotion model.

The weights are downloadable from Hugging Face and ModelScope and run locally; inference requires Python 3.10–3.11, an NVIDIA GPU and roughly 6 GB of VRAM. A web UI is included. Limitations noted by the authors: long text is segmented and joined with short silences, so prosody is not modelled across segments. Random emotion sampling lowers cloning fidelity. The model does not verify speaker consent, which is left to the user. Use is governed by the bilibili Model Use License Agreement rather than a standard open-source license.

Key features
  • Zero-shot voice cloning from a single reference clip
  • Chinese, English, Japanese, Spanish and Arabic with cross-lingual transfer
  • Emotion control separate from timbre (8-value vector or text via QwenEmotion)
  • Speaking speed control and Pinyin/CMU/Kana pronunciation control
  • Runs locally with about 6 GB VRAM; web UI included
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