Tools · Voice changer
Your performance. Any voice.
Already recorded a take? The voice changer keeps your timing, your emotion and your delivery, and swaps the voice that performs it.
01How it works
Three steps, start to finish.
- Step 1
Record the line
Act it the way you want it heard, then upload the recording.
- Step 2
Pick the voice
Any voice from the library, a voice you designed, or your own clone.
- Step 3
Get the new take
Same performance, new voice. Download it or use it in a project.
02Made for
Where people use it.
- Games & animationA cast of characters, no casting call“Ahoy there. The sea was rough tonight, but we made it home.”500 lines of dialogue ≈ 6,000 credits
- YouTube & videoVoiceovers paced to your cut“Three years ago, this valley was underwater.”A 10-minute voiceover ≈ 1,500 credits
- Ads & marketingEvery version of the spot, today“Your mornings just got faster.”Ten versions of a 30-second ad ≈ 750 credits
03Details
Direction you can act out.
When a line has to land a certain way, it's quicker to perform it than to describe it.
- Keeps
- Your timing, pauses, emphasis and emotion.
- Changes
- The voice: to a library voice, a designed one or a clone.
- Input
- An audio recording of the line.
- Cost
- 1,300 credits a minute, charged by the second.
04Questions
Before you start.
Text to speech is directed with controls; the voice changer is directed by performance. You act the line, and Leelo changes the voice while keeping everything about how you said it. Here's when to use it and how.
When performance beats direction
Some lines are hard to describe but easy to perform: a sarcastic aside, a line that speeds up as it gets angry, a laugh in the middle of a sentence. Record it the way you hear it, and the voice changer keeps your timing, pauses, emphasis and emotion.
Choosing the target voice
Pick any voice from the library, a voice you designed, or your own clone. For characters, design the voice first and then perform through it. That's how many creators voice a whole cast on their own.
Recording tips
Record clean: a quiet room and a steady distance from the microphone. Noise and echo carry through, so clean up noisy takes first. Exaggerate slightly; performances read a little flatter after conversion.
Rules
You can use library voices, voices you designed, and voices cloned with the speaker's permission. Using the voice changer to impersonate a real person is against our terms.
The voice changer costs 1,300 credits a minute, charged by the second.
Write it. Voice it. Ship it.
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