AI Voice
Cloning

What is AI voice cloning?

AI voice cloning builds a synthetic copy of a real person’s voice from a short recording. Instead of choosing a stock voice, you give the software a sample of yourself speaking, and it learns what makes you recognisable — the pitch, the texture, the way you finish a sentence. From then on, any text you hand it comes back in that voice, without a microphone, a booth or a second take.

In Notevibes, your cloned voice sits in the Studio next to the library’s 2,600+ voices, and Noty, the Studio agent, uses it wherever you ask. It speaks on the same expressive Natural engine as the library voices, so it follows direction instead of reading everything in one flat tone.

How to clone your voice online

Cloning happens inside a normal Studio conversation and takes three steps:

1. Record or upload 10 to 30 seconds. Tell Noty you want to add your voice, then record yourself in the Studio or upload a clip you already have. Half a minute of clear speech is enough.
2. Say one consent sentence. A short sentence confirming the voice is yours, spoken in the same voice as the sample. It is what stops anyone from cloning a voice they don’t own.
3. Ask Noty for anything in your voice. Your voice joins the cast right away. Hand over a chapter, a script or a slide deck, and it comes back narrated as you.

What a cloned voice can do

A clone that only reads in one tone is a party trick. Yours takes the same three layers of direction as every Natural voice. A persona phrase sets how you come across overall — “me on a good day, relaxed, talking to one listener.” Scene direction shapes a passage — “slower here, this is the part people need to remember.” Inline tags like [whispers], [excited] or [short pause] land on the exact word where the delivery turns. If one paragraph sounds off, tell Noty what is wrong and it redoes that paragraph only.

The same voice works across everything you make. Narrate your own book with the AI audiobook generator, or give your voice to one character while Noty casts the rest. Narrate a presentation in your voice so every slide speaks as you. Keep a channel sounding like you with a YouTube voiceover, host an episode yourself with the AI podcast generator, or set up a voicemail greeting you can redo whenever your hours change. Running a shop? Here is how to make a radio ad with the owner’s voice on it. Finished audio downloads as MP3, WAV or OGG.

Consent, privacy and ownership

Only the owner of a voice can clone it. The consent sentence has to be spoken in the same voice as the sample, and the consent clip is stored with the cloned voice, so there is always a record that the person in the recording agreed.

Your cloned voice is private to you. If you work with a team, you can share it with the members of your workspace on purpose and stop sharing whenever you like. Every paid plan includes commercial rights, so you can publish and sell what you make in your voice — audiobooks, videos, podcasts and ads.

What it costs

Creating the voice costs no credits. Narrating with it uses credits the same way any other voice does, so you only pay for the audio you actually make.

Voice cloning comes with every paid plan, from $9 a month. Starter and Creator include one cloned voice; Pro includes unlimited cloned voices, for clients, co-hosts or a whole team. You can start free to meet Noty and switch cloning on when you upgrade — compare plans and credits to see what each one includes.

Tips for a clean sample

The sample decides how the clone sounds, and a quiet room matters more than an expensive microphone. Record somewhere calm, away from fans, traffic and echoey bare walls. Speak at your normal pace and volume: the clone copies what it hears, so a rushed or performed sample gives you a rushed or performed voice.

Read a paragraph you would naturally say, in the tone you want to hear most often — the way you would explain something to a friend, not the way you would announce it. Keep music, sound effects and other people out of the clip; only one speaker should be on it.