Clone Your Own Voice with AI
Upload a short authorized voice sample and create a reusable AI voice. No training time, no subscription — pay only when you generate audio.
As the sun sets behind distant mountains, a gentle breeze carries the whisper of an ancient song through the quiet valley. The world seems to pause and listen.
What is AI voice cloning?
AI voice cloning creates a digital copy of an authorized real voice from a short audio sample. Upload 5-30 seconds of clear speech, and the cloned voice can then read text in the original speaker's voice and tone.
Just 5-30 seconds of audio — no long training
Traditional voice cloning needed hours of recordings and days of training. Modern AI models like the one VocalDock uses can create a reusable voice from a short authorized sample, and the voice is available the moment you save it.
Cross-lingual: clone English, read Japanese
A voice cloned from English audio can read Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Korean, or Russian text. The model keeps the speaker's timbre while pronouncing the target language naturally.
Use cloned voices over and over
Once saved, a cloned voice becomes a reusable asset in your account. Use it to read articles, generate podcast intros, fix recording mistakes, or create multilingual content — without re-uploading the sample each time.
Privacy: samples are yours to delete anytime
Reference audio stays in your account. Delete a voice and we remove its reference within 24 hours. We never use customer voice samples to train our models.
Pay per character — no subscription
Cloning a voice is free. You only pay when you generate audio with the cloned voice (15 credits per 1000 characters). New users get free starter credits to test the workflow.
What can you use a cloned voice for?
Common workflows after cloning your first voice:
Read articles in your own voice
Paste any web article, blog post, or PDF text — hear it read in your voice. Great for reviewing your own writing or enjoying long articles on a commute.
Podcast intros and outros without re-recording
Record one solid voice sample, then generate consistent intro/outro audio for every episode by editing text. No microphone setup each time.
Fix a single sentence in a recording
Recorded a voiceover and slipped on one word? Clone your voice from the good portion, generate the corrected sentence, drop it in. Saves the re-shoot.
Multilingual content from one voice
YouTubers expanding to multiple language tracks can clone one English voice and produce Japanese, Chinese, or Spanish narrations — no native voice actor needed.
Memorial audio with a loved one's voice
With clear permission from the voice owner, create audio of a family member reading favorite poems, bedtime stories, or personal messages. Consent-first workflow.
Voice cloning FAQ
How accurate is the clone?
Very close to the original speaker's timbre and tone, especially with a clean 20-30 second sample. The clone is usually indistinguishable to casual listeners. Sample quality matters a lot — a noisy or muffled recording will produce a noisier-sounding clone.
Can I clone a celebrity's voice or a voice actor?
No. Only voices you have explicit permission to use. Cloning public figures, voice actors, or copyrighted characters without authorization violates our content guidelines and the right-of-publicity laws in most jurisdictions. We may remove voices found to be unauthorized.
Can I clone a family member's voice?
Yes, with their clear consent. Many users clone parents, partners, or grandparents for memorial recordings, audio messages, or to help relatives with reading difficulties. We strongly recommend documenting consent before uploading anyone else's voice.
How long does the sample need to be?
5 to 30 seconds is the sweet spot. We use the first 28 seconds and cap file size at 20 MB. Clear continuous speech works best — avoid background music, multiple speakers, or long silences.
What audio formats are supported?
Common audio formats are accepted: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC. Phone recordings work well as long as background noise is minimal.
What languages can a cloned voice read?
9 languages out of the box (English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian) plus 18 Chinese regional dialects. The same cloned voice works across all of them — clone in English, then have it read text in any of these languages.
Is cloning the voice free?
Yes. Creating and saving the cloned voice itself costs nothing. You only pay credits when you use it to generate audio from text (15 credits per 1000 characters, minimum 5 credits per generation).
What happens to my sample if I delete the voice?
Deletion is immediate from the UI; the underlying audio is removed within 24 hours by background cleanup. We never use customer-uploaded reference audio to train or improve our models.
Can I commercially use audio made with a cloned voice?
Yes if you cloned your own voice or have explicit permission from the voice owner. The generated audio is yours — podcasts, videos, ads, audiobooks. No royalties on the output.