Upload an audio sample or record your voice, then turn text into natural, expressive speech that sounds like you.
For best results, use clear audio of one person speaking naturally in a quiet space.
Listen to your cloned voices or open one directly in text to speech.
Hear how AI voice cloning carries a speaker’s vocal character into new speech. Compare the original recording and cloned result in three English examples, from natural narration to expressive characters and casual conversation.
English · Warm · Conversational
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It's funny how the small things, the ones you barely notice back then, end up being the ones you remember the most. Makes you think about what really sticks with you, doesn't it?English · Lively · Expressive
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Would you believe what happened at the grocery store today? My goodness! The avocados were on sale — half price! Half price! I bought twenty of them!English · Casual · Animated
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Cloned Voice
Oh my gosh, like, I literally can't believe what just happened! Um, so basically, I was, you know, just sitting there in class, right? And then, ugh, this totally weird thing happened — like, seriously weird! Wait, wait... Should I even be talking about this? Ugh, whatever.Create a voice you can use again and again. FlowSpeech brings AI voice cloning and text to speech together, so you can turn new scripts into expressive audio with your saved voice.
Start AI voice cloning with an audio file or a sample recorded using your microphone. Preview your recording before submitting, and choose clear, natural speech that captures the voice you want to use.
Find your AI voice cloning results in My Voices, where you can preview and rename them. Choose a saved voice whenever you need a new voiceover, an updated script, or another episode.
Move from AI voice cloning to the text to speech editor and start writing. Generate audio from your script, listen to the result, and revise your words without recording each sentence again.
Explore text to speechPair AI voice cloning with supported emotion tags to guide the mood of your speech. Explore different expressions, preview how they sound, and find a delivery that suits your story, audience, and message.
Explore emotion controlsCreate a reusable voice in three simple steps. Upload or record a sample, start AI voice cloning, and use your finished voice to bring new scripts to life.
Upload an audio file or record directly with your microphone. For AI voice cloning, choose a clear sample of one person speaking naturally, then listen to it before submitting.
Review the credit cost and select Clone voice to start AI voice cloning. Once your voice is ready, find it in My Voices and listen to the preview.
After AI voice cloning, select Use voice to open the text to speech editor. Enter your script, add supported emotion tags if needed, and generate speech using your saved voice.
Keep your original recording handy so you can compare it with the cloned preview.
Bring a familiar voice to the content you create. Use AI voice cloning for video narration, podcast segments, stories, and lessons, then shape each script and delivery to suit your audience.
Create narration for tutorials, product demos, and everyday videos with AI voice cloning. Update your script and generate new lines using your saved voice.
Use AI voice cloning for podcast introductions, transitions, and closing messages in a familiar voice. Add a new segment or revise an announcement as your episodes evolve.
Bring your writing to life with AI voice cloning. Explore different expressions with supported emotion tags, then refine the wording and pacing as you listen.
Use AI voice cloning to narrate explanations, course introductions, and practice materials. Reuse your saved voice when lessons change, and help listeners follow along with clear, focused narration.
AI voice cloning creates a reusable synthetic voice from an audio sample. You can then type new words and generate speech with that voice. The generated words come from your script. The result varies with the sample, wording, and speech settings.
Upload one MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, or AAC file between 10 seconds and 5 minutes long, up to 20 MB. For AI voice cloning, choose speech that is clear throughout the recording. Preview the selected file before submitting it, and replace it if you hear interruptions or overlapping speakers.
Yes. Select Record audio, allow microphone access, and wait for the three-second countdown. You can cancel the countdown. Record 10–60 seconds; recording stops automatically at 60 seconds. Once your recording is ready, listen back or record again if needed, then select Clone voice to start AI voice cloning.
Each new AI voice cloning job costs 50,000 credits. Uploading, recording, and listening to a sample do not spend credits. Generating speech with a completed voice costs 4 credits per character, excluding emotion and pause tags.
View plans and creditsIf an AI voice cloning job is confirmed as failed, its cloning credits are returned automatically. A successful clone that sounds different from what you expected is not a failed job. Creating another clone with a new sample uses credits again. Check My Voices before resubmitting after a connection error.
Sign in and open My Voices to see your AI voice cloning jobs, their status, and completed previews. You can rename a saved voice and choose Use voice to open it in the text to speech editor. For revisions, enter just the updated passage and generate speech with the same voice; you do not need another clone.
Yes. AI voice cloning creates the voice; emotion tags guide delivery when you generate text to speech. Try [happy], [sad], or [angry] before the words you want to affect, and use [neutral] to return to a neutral delivery. Tags guide expression rather than guarantee a particular performance, so listen to the result and adjust your script.
For an AI voice cloning sample, read a short introduction or story using your everyday speaking voice. Choose complete sentences with a comfortable pace, and avoid switching between characters or exaggerated accents. The optional suggested reading in the recorder gives you a starting point; you can also use your own words.
Use a clear recording of one person, with little background noise or echo. After AI voice cloning, compare your source and the preview for vocal character. To assess pronunciation and phrasing more directly, generate a short passage using the same words as your source recording. Listen through the same headphones at a similar volume.
Upload an audio sample or record directly to get started with AI voice cloning. Preview your voice, open it in text to speech, and turn your next script into audio for a video, story, lesson, or whatever you want to share.