1. Provide reference audio
5–30 seconds of clean speech, no music, no reverb.
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Clone any voice from a 5-second clip and turn text into natural speech — in 30+ languages. Free forever, no signup. Share it with the world in one tap.
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Type your text, pick a voice, generate speech in one click. Emotion, pace and multilingual support included.
You don't have a voice yet —— Upload 5–30 seconds of clean speech — once, then reuse it forever.
Create or pick a voice first, then you can synthesize.
Upload or record a clear 5–30 second clip and clone your own voice instantly.
5–30 seconds of clean speech, no music, no reverb.
Add an accurate transcript — the similarity jump is obvious.
Clone any voice from a 5-second clip and turn text into natural speech — in 30+ languages. Free forever, no signup. Share it with the world in one tap.
30+ languages and accents including Chinese (with dialects), English, Japanese and Korean.
Upload or record a clear 5–30 second clip and clone your own voice instantly.
Record or upload 5–30 seconds of clean speech, no music or reverb.
Open the cloning page, upload the clip and name your voice.
Type exactly what is said in the clip for noticeably higher similarity.
Go back home, type any text, pick your voice and generate.
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Yes. Core synthesis and voice cloning are free forever — no signup, no email, no card.
No. Just open the page. Voices are stored locally in your browser.
Reference audio quality matters most: 5–30s, clean speech, no noise. An accurate transcript helps further.
30+ languages and accents including Chinese (with dialects), English, Japanese and Korean.
Make sure you own the rights to the voice you clone and comply with local law. Never use it for fraud or impersonation.
Your input text and uploaded audio remain yours; the output is yours for lawful use.
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