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Free tool · Voice Cloning

Clone your own voice

A clone is created only from your own voice or with the owner’s written permission. Here you see the consent steps, read the consent sentence aloud and record a sample in your browser; the recording never leaves your device.

Free · no sign-up · your file is processed in your browser and never sent to a server

Consent and sample · in your browser
Confirm before you start

Voices of celebrities, politicians and anyone without permission can’t be cloned.

Read the consent sentence aloud

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This is a rehearsal. The studio gives you a new sentence of your own and verifies how you read it.
Sample recording

Confirm the three items to start recording.

Read the consent sentence first, then a few natural sentences. At least 10 seconds.
  • Create a free account or sign in.
  • In the studio, read your own consent sentence and upload your sample.
  • Once your clone is ready, use it in text to speech and dubbing.
Continue in the studio

Your recording doesn’t carry over from this page; you record again in the studio. Voice cloning is available with a subscription.

What you can do here, and what happens in the studio

  • On this page, no account
    • See the consent rules and sentence
    • Record, play back and quality-check a sample in your browser
    • Download the recording for yourself
  • With a free account
    • Access to the Voice Cloning studio
    • Read and verify a consent sentence generated for you
  • In the Voice Cloning studio
    • Create the clone (subscription)
    • Use your own voice in text to speech and dubbing
    • Withdraw consent and delete the voice completely

How to use

  1. Confirm the consent rulesConfirm that the voice is yours, doesn’t belong to a minor and won’t be used to impersonate anyone.
  2. Read the consent sentenceThe sentence contains random verification words each time, so a pre-recorded voice can’t be used.
  3. Play back your recordingCheck the length and level. In the studio you complete the same steps and create the clone.

Why is consent given out loud?

A voice is personal data that identifies a person. To create a clone on Voiser, you read a consent sentence generated just for you in your own voice; the studio transcribes that recording and compares it with the sentence. No clone is created from a recording that doesn’t match. The consent record is stored so it can’t be altered; you can withdraw your consent at any time, and from then on the voice can’t be used in any studio.

For a good sample

  • Speak in a quiet room without echo, about a hand’s width from the microphone.
  • Read different sentences at your natural pace; don’t repeat the same sentence.
  • Speak for at least 10 seconds; a longer, cleaner recording gives a clone closer to your voice.
  • No music, TV or other speakers in the background.

What can you do with a cloned voice?

Your clone lives in your account’s voice library: read scripts in the Text to Speech studio, or translate your video into another language in your own voice in the Dubbing studio. Voice cloning is available with a subscription.

Cloning the voice of celebrities, politicians or anyone without their permission is forbidden. The studio rejects such voice names and descriptions.

FAQ

Common questions

Is voice cloning free?

The consent rehearsal and sample recording on this page are free and need no account. The clone itself is created in the studio with a subscription; see plans on the pricing page.

Is my recording sent to a server?

No. The recording on this page stays in your browser only and is deleted when you close the page. You can download it for yourself if you like.

Can I clone someone else’s voice?

Only with the voice owner’s written permission, and only if the owner reads the consent sentence in their own voice. Celebrities’ and politicians’ voices can’t be cloned.

Can I withdraw my consent?

Yes. The moment you withdraw consent in the studio, the voice can’t be used in any job. If you delete the voice, the samples and the audio of the consent recording are deleted too; only a record showing that consent was given is kept for auditing.

Can a child’s voice be cloned?

No. Voices of people under 18 are not cloned.

Voice ready? Create the clone in the studio.

Read the consent sentence, upload your sample and use your clone in text to speech and dubbing.