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Overview

MiniMax Speech HD converts text into high-quality audio across multiple languages. It delivers expressive voice synthesis with a 5,000-token context window and is optimized for strong audio quality at a cheap tier. On Kyma, the model runs through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint using a single API key. Every request includes automatic failover if a serving path degrades, and responses return exact billing data in usage.cost alongside an X-Kyma-Model header. Prompt caching is supported, billing repeated prefixes at this model’s cached input rate. The model does not support reasoning, vision, or structured outputs. It operates at a medium speed tier, making it suitable for batch processing and asynchronous audio pipelines rather than low-latency conversational applications.

Specs

Pricing

Use this when

  • Multilingual Content Narration — Generate expressive voiceovers for videos and podcasts across multiple languages.
  • Budget Brand Voiceovers — Produce consistent audio assets for marketing campaigns at a lower cost tier.
  • Audio Translation Workflows — Convert localized text into natural-sounding speech for global distribution.
  • Extended Audiobook Generation — Process long text passages into continuous audio using the full context window.

Not ideal for

It is not suitable for real-time conversational voice agents or applications requiring sub-second audio latency.

Pick something else when

Example

Agent query example

Ask the API which models fit, instead of hardcoding an id:

FAQ

Does this model support prompt caching? Yes, Kyma caches repeated prompt prefixes and bills them at this model’s cached input rate. What happens if the serving path fails during generation? Kyma automatically reroutes the request to a healthy serving path without requiring client-side retries. Can I use this for real-time voice conversations? No, the model operates at a medium speed tier and is optimized for asynchronous or batch audio generation.