Free AI voice cloning: clone your voice in 15 seconds
Record a short sample in the browser, type a line, and hear it in your own voice a few seconds later. No upload, no studio, no card.
What it does
DeepVoice is an AI voice cloning tool that works from a short sample of your own voice. Record fifteen seconds in the browser, type any line, and it comes back spoken in your voice a few seconds later. No studio, no plugins, nothing to install.
It is the same voice clone that powers our deepfake video maker: clone your voice once and every talking video you make of yourself uses it.
How to clone your voice
- Record 15 seconds. Press record, talk normally about anything, press stop. You hear it back before anything is cloned.
- Confirm it is yours. One tick. The recording is the consent record, kept with the clone.
- Type a line, hit Generate. Up to 15 seconds of speech on the free plan, 60 seconds on Creator and Pro. Download the audio or share the link.
What you can use a cloned voice for
- Voice-overs for videos, shorts and explainers without re-recording every take.
- Reading out scripts, drafts and messages in your own voice when you cannot record.
- A consistent narrator across a series when your real voice changes from day to day.
- Talking videos of yourself: pair the clone with a short clip and type what you want said.
Getting a better clone
Most of the quality comes from the fifteen seconds you record, not from the model. A quiet room beats a good microphone: no music, no traffic, no second person talking. Speak at your normal pace rather than reading carefully, because the clone copies rhythm as well as pitch, and a stiff sample gives a stiff voice. Cover a bit of range in the sample — a question, a longer sentence — so the clone has something to work from when your script does the same.
On the writing side, punctuation is the only direction the clone takes. A full stop lands, a comma breathes, a question mark lifts the end of the line, and an exclamation mark reads as one. If a line comes out flat, repunctuate it before re-recording anything.
Questions people ask
Is the voice cloning free?
Yes. The free plan gives you a cloned voice and 10 voice generations a month with no card. Creator and Pro raise the allowance, drop the watermark and let you upload a voice file instead of recording live.
How much audio do I need to clone my voice?
Fifteen seconds. You record it in the browser, listen back, and confirm it. Longer samples do not make a noticeably better clone; a quiet room and a normal speaking pace do.
Can I clone someone else's voice?
Only your own, or a voice whose owner has given you clear permission you can show us. Cloning a public figure, a colleague or a family member without that is against the terms and gets the account closed.
What languages does it work in?
The clone speaks whatever you type. English is strongest; other languages work but accent and rhythm are less reliable.
Does it sound like me or like a robot?
It sounds like you on a decent phone call: your pitch, pace and accent, without background noise. Emotion follows the punctuation, so an exclamation mark reads as one.
How long does a clip take?
Voice clips come back in a few seconds. Talking videos take about a minute.