Make Your Reading Sound More Like You
Create a custom AI voice from an authorized recording, preview how it sounds, and use it to narrate supported PDFs, eBooks, articles, and documents—with consent and control built into the workflow.
A Familiar Voice, Used With Intention
Personalized narration can make repeated listening feel consistent and recognizable without changing the original text.




Create a Custom AI Voice in Three Steps
Begin with permission, use a clean voice sample, and review the result before applying it to longer text.



Consent Is Part of the Voice
A useful voice cloning workflow makes authorization clear before creation and keeps the result manageable afterward.



Voice Cloning: Frequently Asked Questions
What is AI voice cloning?
AI voice cloning uses an authorized voice recording to create a synthetic voice with similar vocal characteristics. It generates new speech from written text rather than replaying the original recording.
Whose voice can I clone?
Use your own voice or a voice whose speaker has explicitly approved the intended use. Do not clone another person without clear authorization.
Does a cloned voice sound exactly like the speaker?
Not always. Results can vary with recording quality, language, pronunciation, and the voice model, so samples should be reviewed carefully.
What makes a good voice sample?
Use a clear recording in a quiet space with consistent volume, natural pacing, and minimal echo, music, or background noise.
Can I change the reading speed of a cloned voice?
Yes. Playback speed can be adjusted independently so you can slow down detailed sections or move faster through familiar material.
What should voice cloning not be used for?
Do not use a cloned voice to impersonate someone, mislead listeners, bypass identity checks, fabricate endorsements, or create content without permission.
