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AI voice cloning that sounds like you

Record or upload a short sample of your voice. In about a minute Vocla builds a private voice that keeps your accent and dialect, and reads any Arabic or English script the way you would.

Clone your voice See pricing

Your voice, or written permission
Private to your workspace
Delete it at any time

of clean speech to start: 10 s
to build your voice: ~1 min
reference clips per voice: 20
scripts it can read: AR · EN

How it works

From a short recording to a voice that reads anything

No studio session and no waiting list. Three steps, and the voice is ready to use across Vocla.

Step 1
Record or upload
Record in the browser or upload up to 20 clips. Ten seconds of clean speech is enough to start; a minute or two gives the best likeness.
Step 2
Vocla builds your voice
We transcribe your clips and train a private voice model on them. It usually takes about a minute, and you can keep working meanwhile.
Step 3
Type and generate
Pick your voice in text to speech, write the script and generate. Adjust pace and expression, or describe the delivery you want.

Why Vocla

A clone that behaves like a real voice

Cloned voices work everywhere a library voice does, with the same controls.

Keeps your accent and dialect
A clone learns how you speak, so a Saudi voice stays Saudi and an Egyptian voice stays Egyptian. Record in the dialect you want your voice to use, then write in Arabic or English.
Direct the delivery
Set the pace, expression and stability, or write an instruction such as "warm and unhurried".
Learns from up to 20 clips
More varied, clean recordings give a closer match. Vocla transcribes every clip for you.
Private to your workspace
Only your workspace can use a cloned voice. It never appears in the public voice library, and nobody outside your team can generate with it.
Works wherever you write
Use it in text to speech, in projects and, on plans with API access, through the Vocla API.
Yours to delete
Delete a cloned voice at any time. The voice model built from your recordings is deleted with it.

Use cases

Your voice, without the recording sessions

For the people whose voice is already part of the work.

Creators and podcasters
Publish intros, corrections and extra episodes in your own voice without setting up the microphone again.
Authors and narrators
Narrate chapters, updates and short-form excerpts in a voice your readers already know.
Teachers and trainers
Turn lesson scripts into narration in your own voice, and update a course without re-recording it.
Brands and spokespeople
Keep a consistent brand voice across ads, videos and announcements, with the speaker's documented consent.

Consent first

Voice cloning is powerful, so it runs under clear rules. Every cloned voice on Vocla must be your own voice or one you have explicit, written permission to use, and we act on every report of misuse.

Read the voice consent policy Acceptable use policy

Your voice, or written permission
Clone your own voice, or the voice of someone who has agreed in writing to how you will use it.
No public figures, no impersonation
Cloning celebrities, officials or anyone without consent is prohibited, and so is making a person appear to say something they did not say.
Private by default
Cloned voices stay inside the workspace that made them and are never listed in the public library.
You stay in control
Delete a voice and its model at any time. We review reports, remove voices that break the rules and suspend the accounts behind them.

Guide

AI voice cloning, explained

What is AI voice cloning?

AI voice cloning creates a synthetic voice that sounds like a specific speaker, learned from recordings of that speaker. Once the voice exists, you can type any text and hear it read in that voice, without recording it.

It differs from classic text to speech, which uses a fixed catalogue of voices, and from a voice changer, which re-voices an existing recording. A cloned voice is a new instrument you can use for any script.

How Vocla clones an Arabic voice

Arabic is not one accent. A voice recorded in Riyadh, Cairo or Beirut carries its own pronunciation, rhythm and intonation. Vocla learns these from your recordings, so the clone keeps the dialect you speak instead of flattening it into a generic accent.

Your clips are transcribed automatically and used to train a private voice model for your workspace. When the voice is ready, it appears in your voice library next to the catalogue voices, and you can generate with it straight away in text to speech.

Getting the best result

Likeness depends on the recordings more than anything else. One speaker, a quiet room and a natural, steady delivery matter more than an expensive microphone. If you want the voice to sound energetic, record with energy; if you want it calm, record calmly.

Voice cloning or voice design?

Voice cloning or voice design?
	Voice cloning	Voice design
Starts from	Recordings of a real speaker	A written description
Sounds like	The speaker in your recordings	An original voice that belongs to no one
Consent	Required from the speaker	Not needed, no real speaker is involved
Best for	Your own voice, a spokesperson, a narrator	Characters, brand voices and variety

Questions about Voice cloning

What is voice cloning on Vocla?

Voice cloning creates a private synthetic voice from short recordings of a speaker. After it is built, you can type any script in text to speech and hear it read in that voice.

How much audio do I need to clone a voice?

At least ten seconds of clean speech. One to two minutes across a few clips gives the best likeness, and you can upload up to 20 clips (up to five minutes in total).

How long does cloning take?

Usually about a minute after you submit your recordings. You can leave the page and come back; the voice appears in your library when it is ready.

Will my cloned voice keep my Arabic dialect?

Yes. The clone learns how you speak, including your accent and dialect. Record in the dialect you want the voice to use, and it will read your scripts the same way.

Can I clone someone else's voice?

Only with that person's explicit, written permission for the way you will use it. Cloning public figures, celebrities or officials, or anyone without consent, is prohibited and leads to removal of the voice and suspension of the account.

Who can use my cloned voice?

Only your workspace. Cloned voices are private, never appear in the public voice library, and cannot be used by other Vocla customers.

Which plans include voice cloning?

Voice cloning is included on paid plans, and each plan sets how many cloned voices you can keep. The Free plan does not include cloning. See the pricing page for details.

Can I use audio from my cloned voice commercially?

Audio generated on paid plans comes with commercial rights, as long as you have the right to use the voice itself: your own voice, or a voice whose owner agreed to commercial use.

Can I delete a cloned voice?

Yes, at any time from your voice library. Deleting a cloned voice also deletes the voice model that was built from your recordings.

AI voice cloning that sounds like you

From a short recording to a voice that reads anything

Record or upload

Vocla builds your voice

Type and generate

A clone that behaves like a real voice

Keeps your accent and dialect

Direct the delivery

Learns from up to 20 clips

Private to your workspace

Works wherever you write

Yours to delete

Your voice, without the recording sessions

Creators and podcasters

Authors and narrators

Teachers and trainers

Brands and spokespeople

A voice belongs to a person. Cloning starts with their permission.

Your voice, or written permission

No public figures, no impersonation

Private by default

You stay in control