Present in your own voice, without presenting
Clone your voice once in the Studio, then every deck is narrated as if you recorded it, slide by slide, auto-advancing.
Drop a .pptx to narrate it in your voice
Opens the Studio — add your voice once, then Noty narrates every slide
Opens in the Notevibes Studio — sign in, drop the file again, Noty does the rest
Three steps, done
Add your voice
In the Studio voice picker, record or upload a short sample and read one consent sentence aloud.
Drop the deck
Add your .pptx — Noty reads the slide text and speaker notes to write the narration.
Get the narrated .pptx
Every slide plays back in your voice and auto-advances to the next, plus an MP3 of the whole deck.
Your deck, with a voice
Narrated PowerPoint
Every slide voiced by an AI voice, timed to auto-advance. Download the .pptx and press play.
Narrate every slide of my PowerPoint with a natural voice and give me the narrated .pptxMP3 narration
The whole deck as one clean audio file, or one clip per slide.
Read my PowerPoint aloud and give me the MP3Deck from a brief
Describe the talk. Noty writes the slides, designs them and narrates them.
Make me a narrated presentation aboutYour own voice
Clone your voice once and every deck sounds like you presenting.
Narrate my deck in my cloned voiceVideo export
SoonThe narrated deck rendered as an MP4 for YouTube, LMS or email.
Tell Noty you want videoThe same deck, in your voice
Before
A deck and a short sample of you
Any .pptx you already have, plus a short recording and one spoken consent line — that’s the whole setup.
After
Every slide narrated in your voice, timed to auto-advance
A narrated .pptx that plays itself slide by slide, and an MP3 of the full deck, both in your cloned voice.
Say it, don’t click it
The Studio is a chat with Noty. Ask for your voice to be added, a deck narrated in it, or one slide redone — in plain words.
What voice cloning is good for
A cloned voice pays off most when the same deck gets presented, or re-presented, more than once.
Recurring training decks
Record once, then every version of the deck — new hires, next quarter — plays back in the same voice.
Updates without re-recording
Change a slide and ask Noty to redo just that one. No new recording session for a one-slide edit.
Consistent across 50 slides
No fatigue, no re-takes, no throat-clearing between slides — every one sounds like the first.
Still you on a sick day
Can’t record today? The deck still goes out narrated in your voice.
Your voice vs. the alternatives
Cloning your voice once beats re-recording the deck every time it changes.
| Notevibes | Record yourself | Generic AI voices | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sounds like you | |||
| Re-edit a slide without re-recording | |||
| Consistent across every deck | |||
| Auto-advance timings built in | |||
| Narrated .pptx + MP3 | Manual | ||
| Video export | Soon | Manual |
Consent and ownership
Clone your own voice, or a voice you have permission to clone — that’s the line the feature is built around, and it’s worth keeping to. This isn’t legal advice; if you need a formal answer for your organization, ask your own counsel.
The Studio’s safety check only accepts a live recording of a real person reading the consent sentence — it refuses AI-generated or edited audio by design, so the sample has to actually be someone speaking, in the moment, into a mic or an upload.
Once added, your cloned voice is private to you by default. You can share it with your workspace from the voice picker, and turn that off again whenever you want.
Getting a clean sample
A quiet room beats a good microphone. Close the door, turn off fans and notifications, and record somewhere without an echo.
Speak at your natural pace — the pace you’d actually present in, not a slow, over-enunciated read. That’s what the clone will sound like every time.
No music, no background chatter, no typing. A clean, single-voice sample is what the Studio needs to build a voice that sounds like you.
Your voice, every deck
Clone it once in the Studio. Every deck you narrate after that sounds like you.
Free to try · No credit card required
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the voice sample need to be?
Between 10 and 30 seconds, recorded in the Studio or uploaded, plus one short consent sentence you read aloud.
What languages can I clone my voice in?
Any language the Studio supports — record the sample and consent sentence in the same language, and the cloned voice reads scripts in it like any Natural voice.
Can someone else use my cloned voice?
No — it’s visible only to you by default. You can choose to share it with your workspace from the voice picker, and turn that off again any time.
How is my sample stored?
Your recordings are stored privately and tied to your workspace, not shown to other users.
Can I fix or redo a sample after adding it?
Not in place — delete the voice and add it again with a new recording.
Does cloning a voice cost credits?
Creating the voice doesn’t cost credits. Narrating with it afterward uses credits the same way any Studio voice does.
Do I need a specific plan?
Voice cloning is available on the Pro plan.