> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.liveavatar.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Voices > The audio identity of your LiveAvatar A voice defines how your avatar sounds. LiveAvatar pairs real-time lip-synced video with natural-sounding speech, and the voice you choose shapes the entire audio experience — tone, accent, pacing, and personality. Voices are used in **FULL Mode** only. In LITE Mode, you bring your own audio pipeline, so voice selection and configuration are handled on your side. ## What voices are available ### Voice library LiveAvatar includes a library of voices spanning different languages, genders, and speaking styles. You can preview any voice before committing to it, making it easy to audition options and find the right fit. ### Avatar-generated voices When you create a custom avatar from video footage, LiveAvatar also generates a voice from that footage. This gives your avatar a voice that naturally matches its appearance — no extra setup needed. ### Bring your own voice In addition to the above, you can import voices from third-party TTS providers. This opens the door to custom-cloned voices, branded voices, or any voice available in a provider's catalog. See [Custom TTS Integration](/docs/full-mode/custom-tts) for a step-by-step guide on adding your own voice. ## How to use a voice in a LiveAvatar session LiveAvatar gives you control over how your avatar sounds when starting a session. Every avatar comes with a default voice, but you can override it with any available voice. Once you have selected a voice, you can fine-tune how it sounds at session time. The available controls depend on the underlying provider — for example, you can adjust speed, stability, style, and more. These settings are optional, and sensible defaults are applied if you skip them. For a full breakdown of available controls by provider, see the [Voice Settings](/docs/full-mode/voice-settings) page.