Clear processing status
Newly cloned voices show Processing, Ready or Failed. Once ready they can be used right away, no manual refresh needed.
Manage your AI voice character library and use voice clone characters for dubbing
Your personal AI voice library: voices you cloned and public voices you saved
My Voices is your personal AI voice library with two kinds of voices: ones you created with AI voice cloning, which only you can use unless you publish them, and public voices you added from the Voice Square so they're easy to find.
Each voice shows its status. A new clone shows Processing and becomes usable as soon as it's Ready; the page updates on its own. If cloning fails, try again with a cleaner sample.
From any voice card you can jump into text to speech or voice conversion with that voice preselected, or assign voices to characters in a Voice Project. Voices you cloned and that are Ready can be published to the Voice Square, and unpublished any time.
How many cloned voices you can keep depends on your plan: 1 on Free, 10 on Starter, 100 on Standard and unlimited on Premium. Public voices added from the square don't count.
Cloned voices and voices added from the square, ready for any voiceover
Newly cloned voices show Processing, Ready or Failed. Once ready they can be used right away, no manual refresh needed.
Open Text to Speech or Voice Conversion from any voice card with that voice preselected.
Publish your cloned voices to the Voice Square, unpublish them anytime, or delete voices you no longer need.
One voice, every step of creation
Clone one voice for your brand or personal IP and use it in every video, ad and product walkthrough.
Prepare a set of distinct voices for audiobooks, podcasts or games and assign them by character in a Voice Project.
One cloned voice reads 8 languages, so a single voice covers content for different markets.
Publish a voice you're proud of to the Voice Square so other creators can use it.
From cloning or adding to generating audio
Upload a sample in Voice Clone, or add one from the Voice Square.
Cloned voices switch to Ready when processing finishes.
Use it for dubbing, voice conversion, or publish it to the square.
Keep your voice library tidy and useful
Name voices by purpose and trait, like "Course - calm male" or "Shorts - upbeat female", so they're easy to pick for multi-speaker projects.
Note where the sample came from and what it suits, so you'll remember months later.
If a clone isn't right, a quieter and more continuous sample usually helps more than adjusting generation settings.
After deleting a voice you can't generate new audio with it. Save important clips from the Audio Library first.
Add public voices you use often to My Voices to find them faster in the voice picker.
Free plans keep 1 cloned voice. Delete one you no longer use to clone a new one.
Limits, status and publishing
Limits, status, publishing and deletion
The number of voices you can clone depends on your plan. See the pricing page for details.
Upload a 10–30 second audio sample and recreate a realistic voice in a few steps.
