Generate speech in any voice, from text or a short sample.
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Generate speech in any voice, from text or a short sample.
Natural pacing and breath
Adapts delivery to punctuation and sentence structure the way a real speaker would pause and emphasize — not flat, robotic TTS cadence.
Regenerate line by line
A single awkward sentence doesn’t mean starting the whole script over.
Consent-first, deleted after use
Reference samples are used only to generate your requested output, then deleted — never retained or reused across accounts.
Upload a reference sample
Minimum 15 seconds, 60+ recommended — or choose a licensed library voice.
Confirm consent
Required before any generation runs on a cloned voice.
Paste your script and generate
Choose a delivery style, preview, and regenerate individual lines that don’t land right.
How it works, under the hood
From a short reference sample, the model builds a voice profile capturing pitch range, cadence, and characteristic pronunciation — not a static "voice font," but a profile that adapts its delivery to context. Longer or cleaner reference samples produce a closer match; a noisy 10-second phone clip clones recognizably but with less nuance than a clean 60-second studio sample.
What it’s good for
- Narrating video or course content without hiring a voice actor
- Prototyping dialogue before a final recording session
- Localizing content into a consistent voice across languages
- Can I clone a voice from a public figure or celebrity?
- No — voice cloning requires the consent of the person whose voice is being cloned. Use a licensed library voice instead.
- How short can the reference sample be?
- 15 seconds is the technical minimum; quality improves noticeably up to about 60 seconds, with diminishing returns beyond that.