Clone a voice from a short audio clip
Quick answer Upload a short clean sample, write a new script, and generate speech in that voice (English, Hindi, or Urdu). Voice cloning is coming soon — stock Studio voices are free to use in the meantime.
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Clone any voice online with VoxCraft: upload a clean 5–10 second reference clip, type your script, and generate new speech in that voice in English, Hindi, or Urdu — launching soon.
Voice cloning captures the character of a reference voice — tone, pitch, general timbre — from a short sample, then uses that as the basis for generating brand-new speech from any text you provide. It's different from a preset voice library: instead of picking from fixed voices, you supply the sample yourself. Longer scripts are automatically split and stitched so quality stays consistent on longer passages.
How it works
- Record or find a clean 5–10 second clip of a single speaker with minimal background noise.
- Upload it above.
- Write your script in English, Hindi (Devanagari), or Urdu (Nastaliq) — the language is auto-detected.
- Tap "Clone & generate" and wait roughly 30–90 seconds.
- Preview the result, then download the WAV file.
Who uses voice cloning
Audiobook & podcast narrators
Keep narration consistent across chapters or episodes without re-recording every session in person.
Content creators
Generate additional narration in your own voice for scripts, corrections, or updates without booking new recording time.
Urdu & Hindi creators
Clone a voice and generate Urdu or Hindi speech from it — languages that most cloning tools treat as an afterthought.
Developers & product teams
Prototype voice features — IVR prompts, in-app narration, accessibility read-aloud — before committing to a production voice pipeline.
Getting a good clone
- Use a single speaker only — overlapping voices or background music confuse the model.
- 5–10 seconds of clear, natural speech works better than a longer but noisier clip.
- Avoid heavily compressed or low-bitrate source audio where possible — quality in affects quality out.
- Write scripts in the reference speaker's actual language/script for the most natural pronunciation.
Responsible use
Only clone voices you own or have explicit permission to use. Using this to impersonate a real person without consent, for fraud, harassment, or misleading content, violates VoxCraft's terms of service and can result in license revocation.
Frequently asked questions
Is voice cloning free?
Voice cloning is not available yet — it is coming soon, and pricing will be announced at launch. In the meantime you can use the stock voices in Voice Studio.
What languages can I generate in?
English, Hindi (Devanagari script), and Urdu (Nastaliq script, converted to Hindi pronunciation internally — Urdu and Hindi sound the same spoken, only the script differs).
How long does generation take?
Not available yet — we will publish expected generation times when voice cloning launches.
How long does the reference clip need to be?
5–10 seconds of clean, single-speaker audio is the sweet spot — longer isn't necessarily better if it introduces noise or multiple speakers.
Is my reference clip stored?
See our privacy policy for exactly how uploaded reference audio is handled and retained.
Clone vs stock Voice Studio voices?
Studio uses a library of neural voices with no reference upload. Cloning captures a specific reference identity from your sample. Most creators start in Studio and clone only when they need continuity with a real voice.
Can I use a cloned voice for video redub?
Phase-1 video redub uses stock Studio voices. Cloning is for generating new lines from a reference clip; combine outputs in your editor if needed.
What are the consent rules?
Only clone voices you own or have explicit permission to use. Impersonation, fraud, and non-consensual use violate the Terms and can lead to account action.