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Voice Changer · powered by ElevenLabs
Change any voice
Record or upload a line and re-voice it. Your timing, emotion and breaths stay; only the voice changes.
Pick a voice, keep the feel
Choose any studio voice or your own clone. Delivery carries over, so it sounds like you, re-cast.
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Made for Re-voice a demo vocal Podcast & interview voices Character voices for Reels Game & animation dubs
About this tool
AI Voice Changer
The voice changer works speech to speech. You give it a recording of someone talking, and it performs the same words in a different voice, keeping the pacing, pauses, emphasis and even the breaths of the original. Because the performance comes from a real person rather than typed text, the result carries the natural rhythm and feeling that are hard to get from a script.
It suits creators who want a character voice without hiring an actor, people who'd rather not publish their own voice, teams that need one consistent narrator across videos recorded by different people, and game developers voicing prototypes. Choose from 12 studio voices or your own custom voices in Voice Studio, and find every result in your History.
How it works
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Upload or record speech
Add an audio file up to 5 minutes and 50 MB, or record straight from your microphone.
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Pick the new voice
Choose one of the 12 studio voices or a custom voice you've created in Voice Studio.
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Adjust the settings
Select the model, set stability, similarity and style, turn on background noise removal if you need it, and choose MP3 or WAV.
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Generate and compare
Listen to the re-voiced take against your original, then download it from History.
What you get
Keeps your performance
Timing, emotion, emphasis and breathing come from your recording, so jokes land, pauses stay where you put them and whispers stay whispered.
Studio and custom voices
Switch between 12 ready-made voices with different accents and styles, or use a voice you've cloned or designed yourself.
Two models
ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 handles speech in 29 languages, while English v2 is the dedicated option for English-only recordings.
Background noise removal
Clean up the input in the same step, so room noise in your recording doesn't carry over into the new voice.
Fine-tuning controls
Stability, similarity and style let you decide how steady, how close to the target voice and how expressive the result should be.
MP3 or WAV output
Download a compact MP3 for sharing or a WAV for further editing in your video editor or audio software.
Popular ways to use it
Character voices
Act out every role in a sketch, animation or audio drama yourself, then give each character its own voice.
Voice privacy
Publish tutorials, stories or commentary without using your real voice, while keeping your natural delivery.
A consistent narrator
When different people record parts of a video series, re-voice them all into one narrator for a unified sound.
Localization prep
Record guide tracks with the right timing and tone, then re-voice them into a clean, consistent reference before translating.
Game prototyping
Voice NPCs and placeholder dialogue quickly by recording the lines yourself and assigning a different voice to each character.
Voice changer vs. text to speech
Both tools give you speech in a chosen voice, but they start from different places. Text to speech begins with typed words, and the model decides how to deliver them, guided by punctuation and any voice details you add. The voice changer begins with a recorded performance, so every choice about pacing and emotion has already been made by the speaker.
That makes the voice changer the better pick when delivery matters: comedic timing, a dramatic pause, a catch in the voice, a character with a particular rhythm. Text to speech is faster when you only have a script and a neutral read is fine. Plenty of people use both, drafting with text to speech and recording the lines that need real acting.
Tips for clean, convincing results
Record close to the microphone in a quiet room and speak at a natural level. The voice changer keeps what's in your performance, including mouth noises and room echo, so the cleaner the input, the cleaner the output. If you can't avoid background sound, turn on background noise removal, or run the file through the voice isolator first.
Act the way you want the character to sound. If the target voice is slow and deep, slow your own delivery down; if it's bright and energetic, bring that energy to the recording. The new voice follows your performance, so it can't add excitement that isn't there.
Match the model to the language. Multilingual v2 covers 29 languages and is the safe choice for anything that isn't English, while English v2 is built for English-only material. Then adjust stability: lower it for more expression, raise it for a steadier read.
Pricing and limits
The voice changer costs 120 credits per minute of audio, rounded up, and accepts files up to 5 minutes and 50 MB. A 40-second clip costs 120 credits and a recording of two and a half minutes costs 360. New accounts get 150 free credits after verifying their email, enough for a first test.
Premium and Pro add credits every month, include a commercial license, and are the plans that let you create custom voices to use here. Free-plan results are for personal, non-commercial use. Only re-voice recordings you have permission to use, and never use the tool to pass yourself off as a real person.
Questions
What is a speech-to-speech voice changer?
It takes a recording of someone speaking and re-voices it in a different voice, keeping the original timing, emotion and breathing. Text to speech, by contrast, starts from typed words.
Can I change my voice into a custom voice?
Yes. Any custom voice you've created in Voice Studio is available in the voice changer alongside the 12 studio voices.
Does the voice changer work in other languages?
Yes. The Multilingual v2 model supports 29 languages, and English v2 is available for English-only recordings.
How long can my recording be?
Up to 5 minutes and 50 MB per file. Split longer recordings into parts.
How much does the voice changer cost?
120 credits per minute of audio, rounded up to the next full minute.
Will background noise affect the result?
It can, because the tool keeps what's in your recording. Turn on background noise removal or start from a clean recording for the best result.
Does the voice changer work in real time?
No, it works on recordings. You upload or record a clip, generate the re-voiced version, and then play or download it.
Can I use the re-voiced audio commercially?
Yes on Premium and Pro, which include a commercial license, as long as you have the rights to the original recording.