Voice cloning models and APIs.
Clone a voice from a short reference recording and use it to speak new text, in one language or many.
How to pick a voice cloning model
Voice cloning models learn a voice from a short recording and use it to read new text. Check the languages each one supports and how much reference audio it needs.
Many languages
OmniVoice clones a speaker from a short clip in more than 600 languages, and can also design a new voice from a description. MOSS-TTS v1.5 supports 31 languages, with control over pauses and pronunciation.
Expressive speech
Chatterbox Multilingual clones from short audio in 23 languages and lets you control emotion. Fish Audio S2 Pro handles several speakers in one script.
Clone from a short sample
Voice Clone needs about 6 seconds of audio before it can speak new text in that voice.
Songs
RVC Voice Clone applies a trained voice model to a song from a YouTube link, for covers.
Frequently asked questions
How much audio do I need?
Most models here work from a clip of a few seconds, and Voice Clone asks for about 6. A clean recording without music or background noise matters more than length.
Can the cloned voice speak another language?
Yes, with the multilingual models. Chatterbox Multilingual is built to carry a voice across languages, and OmniVoice and MOSS-TTS v1.5 cover dozens to hundreds of them.
Whose voice can I clone?
Only voices you have the rights to use, such as your own or a speaker who agreed to it.








