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AI voice cloning

Record once and use one voice
across every video.

Voice cloning copies a voice you already have from a recording. Upload a clean recording, and after that you can read new content in that voice. Several videos keep the same voice, and a script change does not mean recording again.

A creator recording into a microphone, with the voice ready and new narration generated from fresh copy on the right
ONE RECORDING. YOUR VOICE.Voice cloning concept

Record once, use it again and again

An authorized recording sets up a consistent voice of your own

Change the script, update the narration

New content, a familiar voice

From the narration into the project

Adjusted together with the picture and the captions

Content keeps updating,
the voice stays familiar.

From everyday talking-head videos to a course series, different content keeps the same voice.

One voice used across several videos for a content creator

Creators

The same voice across several videos on one account, so the audience knows it is still you speaking.

Editing the script and generating the matching new narration

Talking head and explainers

For content that updates often, change part of the script and generate the new narration again.

A course series reusing the same instructor narration voice

Courses and training

One fixed narration voice, so when the material is updated the voice stays the same.

From one recording
to every time it speaks.

The link between one recording and a voice of your own

01Clone a voice from a recording

One recording keeps your voice on hand.

Upload a clear recording to set up a voice. After that, new narration no longer means sitting down at the microphone every time.

  • A clear voice recording
  • A voice you can call on again
New copy using the same voice to generate narration

02Read from written text

Change the script without recording again.

Enter the new copy and have the cloned voice read it out. Editing the script means generating it again, listening back, and fixing any awkward lines.

  • Enter new copy
  • Listen for tone and pace
One voice reading copy in different languages

03Read in several languages

A change of language, still your voice.

The same voice can read copy in another language. For versions in different languages, it still sounds like one person speaking.

  • One voice
  • Versions in different languages
Cloned narration adjusted together with the picture and captions in a project

04Reuse it in the project

A familiar voice in every project.

The cloned voice can be used across several projects. The narration goes straight onto the timeline, adjusted together with the picture, the captions and other material.

  • Used across projects
  • Narration lined up with picture and captions

Four steps to keep the voice speaking for you.

Prepare a recording, set up the voice, listen to new copy, then put the narration into the project.

STEP 01

Prepare the recording

Record a voice in a quiet place, anything from a few dozen seconds to a few minutes.

STEP 02

Set up the voice

Upload the recording and follow the prompts to clone the voice.

STEP 03

Enter text and generate

Have the voice read the new copy, then listen back to check the tone and the pace.

STEP 04

Put it in the project

Add it to the project as narration, line it up with the picture and captions, then export.

Your voice is part of the project too.

The cloned voice becomes one audio track in the project, adjusted together with the picture, the captions and the music. The same voice is reused across several videos, with no recording session each time.

Adjusted with the picture

The narration goes onto the timeline, adjusted together with the picture, the captions and the music.

Reused across several videos

Call on the same voice again and again, keeping one recognisable voice across an account or a series.

When the script changes, update one line

Edit the script and generate it again, with the voice unchanged and no recording session.

About your voice,
a few things worth knowing.

Before you start, a look at recording, use and authorization.

How long does the recording need to be?

A short, clear recording is enough to start. The cleaner the recording, the steadier the voice.

Do I need permission to clone a voice?

You can clone your own voice, or a voice you are authorized to use. Check the product terms for the full rules.

Can I control the tone and the emotion?

The tone follows the copy, the punctuation and the sentence breaks. Listen back after generating it, and rewrite sentences where you need to adjust.

Can the cloned voice be used in several videos?

Yes. The voice can be called on again and again, across one account or several projects in a series.

Can the cloned voice be used commercially?

It can be used in content you hold the rights to. Check the product terms for the exact scope.

The next video
keeps using your voice.

This workflow starts with a written voice description. Use voice cloning when you want to work on a recording.

Upload a recording, clone your voice

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