Google: Lyria
Lyria is a text to speech model from Google released on Jun 4, 2025. It reads text and writes audio.
- Modalities
- In / out price
- n/a
- Context
- n/a
- Max output
- n/a
- Released
- Jun 4, 2025
- Knowledge cutoff
- n/a
- Tool calling
- Structured output
- Reasoning
- Prompt caching
- Open weights
- Free to use
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Lyria questions
Is Lyria open source?
No. Google serves it through an API only, so you cannot download the weights or host it yourself.
When was Lyria released?
Jun 4, 2025.
Catalog data from models.dev (MIT licensed), refreshed daily, last on Oct 15, 2026. The summary is written from these facts.
Building on Lyria?
I test your real tasks on it and the two closest alternatives, then ship the agent on whichever wins on cost and accuracy.
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