Available across a wide array of devices, including Google Nest speakers, Chromebooks, a host of Android phones and tablets, and more, the smart assistant can perform a variety of tasks.

Google Assistant can answer many common questions; play your favorite music, podcasts, and news stations; automate your smart home gear; and help you find the next best place to eat.

But regardless of everything it can do, like any AI-voice profile, the Assistants tone and diction can become a bit monotonous when heard to excess.

Fortunately, Google allows you to change your Google Assistants voice.

Select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear) in the main menu.

In the next screen, look at the top menu and choose Assistant to gain access to the correct options.

You will then enter an interesting menu of different colored icons that you can swipe through.

There are different accents as well as male and female voices, so scroll on through until you find one you really like.

You can then simply close the app, and Google Assistant will continue using that voice.

Open the Settings icon on the home page, which looks like a gear.

You can change the primary language that Assistant uses with Choose a new language, or you can add a second language to Google Assistant in addition to the primary language with Add a language.

Languages available for smart devices include German, French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, and more.

You will have to check your settings to find out specifically whats available to you.

Using a celebrity voice instead of the more automated voices is a convenient option, especially for those who are tired of the same old voice and are looking for a change.

The range of celebrity voices available continues to grow, but popular options currently include John Legend and Issa Rae.

All you have to do is say, Hey Google, talk like John Legend, or whoever you prefer, and the voice assistant will address you in that voice until you tell it otherwise.

If youd prefer to hear a generic voice respond to you, but your partner would prefer to hear Issa Raes voice, you can easily achieve this.

After the device recognizes your voice, then youll use voice commands to set your voice preference so it will respond to the sound of your voice with the one you have chosen.

This ability gives you and your household endless flexibility when it comes to personalizing your Google Home.

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