Ana Sani is a Canadian voice actress who has become a prominent figure in the Toronto voice acting scene since the mid-2010s. Her career includes an extensive list of roles in animated television series, films, and video games, along with live-action appearances and writing credits.

Sani's voice work spans numerous productions, with a significant number of roles in series produced by Nelvana. In the context of anime dubbing, she is best known for her extensive work within the various installments of the Bakugan franchise. She voiced multiple characters across the series, beginning with Bakugan: Battle Planet, where she is credited as the voice of Veronica Venegas, Dee, Emily, and additional voices. Her involvement continued through subsequent seasons, including Bakugan: Armored Alliance, Bakugan: Geogan Rising, Bakugan: Evolutions, and Bakugan: Legends, consistently providing voices for characters such as Veronica Venegas, Dee, Emily, and Crystal Blue.

Beyond the Bakugan franchise, Sani has secured a number of prominent and recurring roles in major animated series. She voices the title character in Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City, making her the first woman of color to voice Strawberry Shortcake. Another significant breakout role is as Izzy Moonbow in the fifth generation of the My Little Pony franchise, appearing in the series My Little Pony: Make Your Mark and My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale. Her other notable voice credits include Piper Willowbrook in Mysticons, Cleo Badette in Ollie's Pack, Robin and Matilda in Angry Birds: Summer Madness, and Mama in Deepa and Anoop.

Sani's career demonstrates recurring collaborations with Toronto-based animation studios, particularly Nelvana, for which she has voiced characters in numerous productions. Her filmography also includes live-action roles, such as a recurring part as Anika in the series The Boys. In addition to acting, she has contributed as a writer, notably for an episode of Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City. Sources indicate her birth date as either September 14, 1983 or September 14, 1991.