Clone any voice in 60 seconds

Upload a short audio sample. Vois learns the voice and lets you use it for any text.

The voice you need isn't in any library

You want a specific voice—your own, a colleague's, or a unique character—but it's not in the library. Recording everything manually would take hours, and hiring voice talent is expensive and slow.

How Voice Cloning works

Turn any voice sample into a reusable AI voice.

Upload a sample

5 to 60 seconds of clear audio. A recording, a podcast clip, even a voice memo works.

Vois learns the voice

Vois extracts the voice characteristics—tone, timbre, rhythm, personality. Stored locally for your reference.

Generate any text

Your cloned voice works just like built-in voices. Type text, hear it spoken in that voice.

What you can do

Everything voice cloning enables, explained simply.

Fast voice learning

Cloning takes about 60 seconds. No hours of training or complex setup required.

Works with any audio

WAV, MP3, M4A—use voice memos, podcast clips, interviews, or professional recordings.

Create unlimited cloned voices

Clone as many voices as you need. Build a custom voice library for all your projects.

Stays on your device

Voice data never uploads anywhere. Cloning happens 100% locally on your machine.

Consent-based cloning

You confirm you have permission to clone the voice. Your reference audio stays secure.

Same quality output

Cloned voices generate at the same 24kHz quality as built-in voices.

Who uses this feature

See how different creators use voice cloning.

Audiobook Authors

Use your own voice for narration without recording every word.

Documentary Makers

Recreate historical voices or match specific speaker characteristics.

Podcasters

Create consistent character voices from reference recordings.

Under the hood

The technical details, simplified.

  • Audio input length: 5-60s
  • Processing time: ~60s
  • Processing location: Local
  • Output quality: 24kHz

Common questions

Everything you need to know about voice cloning.

Is voice cloning ethical?

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Can I clone famous voices?

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