Voice & music
Create a narrating voice from an authorised reference recording, then use it to read new text. Aixcut works from a short sample in a desktop Chrome or Edge workspace; use your own voice or one you have explicit permission to reproduce.
STEP 01
A clear 30 second sample, own voice or authorised, with little background noise.
STEP 02
Input the passage to be read and check names, numbers and punctuation before generating.
STEP 03
Listen against the reference for tone and pronunciation, regenerate if needed, then export when the delivery is right.
The reference should be about 30 seconds, belong to you or be used with permission, and contain clean speech without competing background sound. The sample informs the result rather than reproducing every syllable, emotion and identifying characteristic, so treat it as a direction and check the output against what you need.
The reference carries the voice; the text carries the words. When a tutorial or a series script is updated, generate the passages you need again and listen for how each one joins the surrounding lines.
Sign in with desktop Chrome or Edge to use free trial credits under the current rules; costs follow the pricing page. Cloned narration and generated video are separate capabilities, so producing a new video clip remains a membership task.
Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.
A clear 30 second sample, using your own voice or a voice you are authorised to reproduce.
Only with that person's permission. Without authorisation, use your own voice.
No. Similarity and delivery vary with the reference and the text, so listen before deciding to use it in a project.
No. It generates speech from a reference recording and new text, which can be reviewed, used in a project, or exported as MP3, AAC or WAV.
Registration includes trial credits under the current rules. Cloning a voiceover and generating video are separate capabilities, and generating new video footage requires a membership. Use your own voice or a voice you are authorised to reproduce.
