AI voice cloning for narration & voiceover

Clone Your Voice. Create Your Audiobook.

Record three minutes of natural speech, then narrate every chapter, every episode and every explainer in a voice that is unmistakably yours — built for AI voiceover, audiobooks and podcasts.

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  • Consent-verified cloning
  • Studio-ready WAV & MP3
  • No royalty, no revenue share

Use cases

One voice. Three ways to earn with it.

Most people need narration they can't record themselves: no studio, no narrator on retainer, no time.

Ship narration at the speed you publish.

Turn a script into finished voiceover in minutes. Every revision stays in your voice instead of a generic stock narrator.

  • Explainer videos, product demos, course modules, YouTube narration
  • Fix one line instead of re-recording an entire take

Who it's for

If you have a script and no narrator, this is for you.

  • Independent creators
  • Authors & web novelists
  • Podcast producers
  • Voice actors & directors
  • Marketing & training teams
  • Film, TV & game studios
  • Language learning & publishing
  • Family archives

How it works

Three minutes in. Every story out.

No audio engineering degree required — record, paste a script, export. We check the sample for noise and clipping before anything is generated.

  1. 01

    Record

    Capture three minutes of clean speech. A guided script keeps your tone consistent, so the model learns pacing and range.

  2. 02

    Generate

    Paste a script and direct it line by line — pace, pauses, emphasis — with instant preview.

  3. 03

    Export

    Download studio-ready WAV or MP3 with chapter markers.

Features

What a finished narration needs.

The four things that decide whether a long script ships on time.

One voice, every language

Keep the same voice identity across the languages you publish in — translated narration still sounds like the same performer.

Long-form ready

Automatic chunking and levelling keep a full manuscript consistent from the first line to the last.

Line-level direction

Adjust pace, pauses and emphasis per sentence instead of re-recording the whole chapter.

Editor-ready output

Push finished audio into your editor, DAW or distributor through the API.

Consent by design

Voice is personal. We treat it that way.

A voice is the closest thing most people have to an identity. That is the floor the product is built on, not a feature added later.

Only consented voices

Clone a recording you upload, or a voice you are explicitly licensed to use. Every upload is checked against a consent record before the model goes live.

You own the voice

Every voice you create stays yours, with full commercial rights. No royalty, no revenue share.

Delete any time

Remove your voice model and source recordings whenever you ask. No retention games, no dark patterns.

Not a deepfake tool

We don't build impersonation tooling. Voiceprints are monitored, and confirmed misuse gets the model destroyed and the account closed.

At a glance

The short version.

What it is
A voice cloning tool for narration — audiobooks, AI voiceover and podcast segments. Record once, then work from a script.
Voice sample
Three minutes of clean speech. A 30-second clip gets you a fast preview.
Languages
English and Chinese at launch, keeping one voice identity across both.
Output
Studio-ready WAV and MP3 with chapter markers, or hand the finished track to your editor or distributor through the API.
Rights
Your own voice, cleared for commercial work. No royalty, no revenue share.
Availability
Early access opens in small batches. Pricing is announced at launch; waitlist members lock founding-member rates.

FAQ

Questions worth asking first.

Still unsure? Join the waitlist and reply straight to the email — it reaches the people building this.

How much audio do I need to clone my voice?

Three minutes of clean speech is enough for studio-grade results. A 30-second sample gives you a fast preview, and longer sessions add emotional range for audiobooks.

How is this different from a text-to-speech voice?

A text-to-speech voice is borrowed from a fixed library, so your listeners hear the same narrator as everyone else. VoiceFable clones yours instead: one voice identity across every language you publish in, directed line by line rather than picked from a dropdown.

What recording setup do I need?

No studio. A phone or a USB mic in a quiet room is enough — every sample is checked for noise, echo and clipping before anything is generated.

Whose voice can I clone?

Your own, or anyone who has given you explicit written permission. Every upload is checked against a consent record before a voice model is created.

Can I use it commercially?

Yes. Voices you create are yours to use in monetised videos, paid audiobooks, podcasts and client work — with no royalty and no revenue share.

Which languages are supported?

English and Chinese at launch, with the same voice identity kept across both — translated narration still sounds like the same performer.

When does it launch, and what will it cost?

Early access opens in small batches so we can onboard voices properly, and waitlist members are invited in order. Pricing is announced at launch, with founding-member rates locked in for everyone on the list.

Your move

Your voice is already worth recording.

Three minutes today. Join the waitlist and be first to turn it into every story you have left to tell.

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