You don’t have to clone a voice to get started. A large library of ready-made voices is available to use immediately in Audio. Clone a voice only when you want a specific person’s or brand’s voice. Cloned voices are private to your company; ready-made voices are available to everyone.
What Is Voice Cloning?
Voice cloning uses AI to learn from audio samples and create a synthetic voice that sounds like the original speaker. Once created, you can use this voice to generate any text as speech.Why Clone a Voice?
- Brand consistency: One voice across all content
- Personalization: Use your own voice without recording everything
- Scalability: Generate hours of content from minutes of samples
- Multiple languages: Some voices can speak languages the original speaker doesn’t
Creating a Voice Clone
Step 1: Open Voice Cloning
- Select your company from the sidebar
- Click Voices (under the Content Engine menu)
- Click Create Voice (or the + button)
Step 2: Prepare Your Audio Samples
You’ll need to provide audio samples for the AI to learn from. Requirements:- High-quality recordings
- Clear speech without background noise
- 1-5 minutes of audio total
- Natural conversational speech
Step 3: Upload Your Samples
- Click Upload Audio
- Select your audio file(s)
- Supported formats: MP3, WAV, M4A
Step 4: Configure Settings
- Voice Name: What you’ll call this voice
- Description: Notes about the voice (optional)
- Remove Background Noise: Enable if recordings have some noise
Step 5: Create the Voice
- Click Create Voice
- Wait for processing (can take several minutes)
- Your voice is ready when the status shows complete
Recording Great Voice Samples
The quality of your clone depends on the quality of your samples.Recording Environment
Recording Equipment
Good options:- Professional microphone
- Quality headset microphone
- Modern smartphone in a quiet room
- Built-in laptop microphones
- Speakerphone recordings
- Phone calls or video conference recordings
What to Say
Record natural, conversational speech:- Read a few paragraphs from a book or article
- Tell a story about your work
- Explain something you know well
- Answer questions out loud
- Statements and questions
- Different emotions (neutral, happy, serious)
- Various sentence lengths
- Whispering or shouting
- Extreme emotions
- Heavy accents you don’t normally use
- Reading in a monotone voice
Sample Script
If you need something to read, try variations like:Testing Your Voice Clone
After creation, test before using in production:Step 1: Generate Test Audio
- Find your voice in the list
- Click Test or the play button
- Enter test text:
- Click Generate and listen
Step 2: Evaluate the Result
Check for:- Does it sound like the original speaker?
- Is pronunciation correct?
- Does it sound natural, not robotic?
- Are there any strange artifacts?
Step 3: Refine If Needed
If quality isn’t great:- Try uploading more sample audio
- Ensure samples are high quality
- Remove any samples with background noise
- Re-create the voice with better samples
Using Your Custom Voice
Once your voice is created, use it anywhere you generate audio:In the Audio Generator
- Go to Audio
- Click Generate Audio
- In the voice selection, find your custom voice
- Write your text and generate
Your voice works for:
- All text-to-speech generation
- Any length content
- Multiple languages (if the model supports it)
Managing Your Voices
Viewing Your Voices
- Go to Voices
- See all your created voice clones
- Status shows if each is ready to use
Deleting a Voice
- Click the three-dot menu (⋮) on the voice
- Select Delete
- Confirm
Voice Quality Tips
1. More Samples = Better Quality
While 1 minute can work, 3-5 minutes of varied speech usually produces better results.2. Consistent Recording Conditions
If recording multiple sessions:- Use the same microphone
- Same distance from mic
- Same room/environment
- Similar time of day (voice changes throughout the day)
3. Natural Speech Patterns
Don’t over-enunciate or speak unnaturally. The AI learns from how you actually speak, so be natural.4. Clean Audio Editing
If you edit your audio:- Remove long silences
- Cut out coughs, “ums,” and mistakes
- Don’t over-process with effects
Ethical Use Guidelines
DO use voice cloning for:
- Creating your own voice clone
- Voices of people who have given consent
- Fictional or synthetic brand voices
- Accessibility applications
DON’T use voice cloning for:
- Impersonating others without consent
- Creating deceptive content
- Fraud or scams
- Spreading misinformation

