Voice Changer AI speech tool
Change a recorded voice while keeping the performance. Each speech-to-speech pass is a flat 25 credits. Open the studio and check the credits below.
Best for
The voice changer takes a recording and performs it in another voice. The words and the timing stay. The voice changes. Each pass is 25 credits, a flat price, not a per-character and not a per-second rate.
Where it fits
Use it when the read is already good and you want a different speaker: a trailer tone, a character, a warmer narration. If the recording is noisy, isolate it first. If you are starting from a script instead of a file, use text to speech.
How to use it
Open the voice changer, add the audio, choose the target voice, and generate. Listen to the inflection. If the take is the right performance in the wrong voice, this is the tool. If the words themselves are wrong, rewrite them in text to speech.
Good to know
Translation of a video is dubbing, priced per minute. Lip-sync is a face animated to audio, priced per second. The changer only replaces the voice on the recording you upload.
Controls and pricing
Twenty-five credits buys one pass. If the performance has a fluff or a stumble, fix the recording before you change the voice, or you will pay again for a cleaner take. Isolation first, then the change, is 20 credits plus 25 when the source is noisy.
Also worth knowing
Keep a copy of the original. The changer returns a new voice on the same timing, which is what you want for a cut you have already edited. If the timing itself is wrong, record again or rewrite the line in text to speech instead of paying for a new costume on a bad take. One pass is 25 credits, so the recording should already be the performance you want. The words stay. Only the voice changes. A new script belongs in text to speech, priced per thousand characters, on either Multilingual v2 or Turbo v2.5. The changer itself stays a flat 25 credits per pass.
Credits and controls
- Each change
- 25 credits
Example prompts
Example prompt
Speech-to-Speech: Voice changed into deep movie trailer narrator with identical cadence and acting
Questions
What does one change cost?
25 credits.
Does it rewrite the words?
No. It keeps the performance and changes the voice.
Is it priced like text to speech?
No. Text to speech bills per 1,000 characters. This is a flat 25 credits.
Can it translate a video?
No. Use video dubbing.
Should I clean the audio first?
If the source is noisy, run the voice isolator first. That clean is 20 credits.