Warm Storytelling
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Warm · Authoritative · International
Months active
Languages
ElevenLabs DE
Listen · Sample 1
Gösta Berlings Saga – Einleitung
Selma Lagerlöf · Übersetzung Mathilde Mann · narrated by Jesper
About this voice
Jesper is one of the top-ranked German-language narrator voices on the ElevenLabs platform, in continuous use by major content producers since 2024. The voice has been developed over two years of professional TTS work, refined into a dedicated narrator profile optimised for long-form audio.
Rooted in Northwest German speech patterns, Jesper delivers a rare combination: warm and approachable, yet carrying the quiet authority of professional broadcast narration. The Mid-Atlantic quality makes this voice equally natural in German, English, and Spanish – precise enough for literary fiction, clear enough for corporate and e-learning content.
Voice profile
| Primary language | German — native-level clarity and rhythm |
| Secondary languages | English (Mid-Atlantic), Spanish |
| Tonal character | Warm, measured, authoritative |
| Best suited for | Literary narration, documentary, corporate |
| ElevenLabs Library | Jesper – A Captivating Narrator |
| Voice base | Professional voice clone, Northwest Germany |
Current production
Gösta Berlings Saga
Listen · Sample 2
Kapitel 3 – Der Bettler
Opening passage · narrated by Jesper
Full audiobook in production · 31 chapters · Release on Spotify and selected platforms · 2025
Jesper is available for direct licensing for commercial productions — publishing, e-learning, broadcast, and corporate content. Suitable for publishers, agencies, and production partners who require a consistent, high-quality German narrator voice at scale.
Get in touch →Jesper is also available directly via the ElevenLabs Voice Library for standard TTS use. For custom licensing, volume arrangements, or exclusive use agreements, please use the contact above.
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