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Text to Speech With My Own Voice

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Text to speech in your own voice is voice cloning: train it on one short sample, then type any script and generate it in that voice.

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Step-by-step guide

How to Use Text to Speech With My Own Voice

Start for free — no credit card, no software to install.

  1. Clone your voice first

    One 10-to-30-second sample and a consent confirmation trains the model in about 10 to 15 seconds.
  2. Open the text-to-speech screen

    Same interface as generating with a catalogue voice, but your cloned voice appears as an option.
  3. Type your script

    Any text you type can be generated in your own trained voice from this point on.
  4. Generate and export

    Audio costs roughly one point per second of speech and exports as MP3.

Text to Speech With My Own Voice

Features & Capabilities

Everything you need to create professional voiceovers — in one tool.

  • Your voice as a selectable TTS option

    Once cloned, your voice sits alongside catalogue voices in the text-to-speech tool.
  • Free clone creation

    Building the clone costs no points — points are only spent when you generate audio.
  • About one point per second generated

    Generation cost scales with the length of the script, roughly one point per second of resulting speech.
  • MP3 export included

    Every plan can export generated speech in your own voice as MP3.

Use cases

What Can You Create with Text to Speech With My Own Voice?

From TikTok to podcasts — here's where creators use this tool most.

  • Turning written notes into narration in your own voice

    Type what you'd otherwise have recorded live and generate it in your cloned voice instead.
  • Producing audio when you can't record live

    Type a script and generate speech in your own voice without needing quiet time to record it yourself.
  • Keeping a consistent narrator voice across a series

    Reuse the same clone for every new script instead of recording each episode separately.
  • Scaling beyond what you have time to record

    Generate more spoken content than you could realistically read aloud yourself.

vs Standard TTS

VocalLab vs Standard Text-to-Speech

See why creators switch from generic TTS tools to VocalLab.

VocalLab AIStandard TTS
Audio qualityStudio-quality AINo
MP3 exportYesNo
SRT caption exportYesNo
Word-level highlightingYesNo
Emotion & style controlYesNo
Commercial rightsYesNo
Instant generationYesNo
Free tierNo credit card neededNo

Recommended Voices

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About this tool

Everything you need to know about Text to Speech With My Own Voice

Text to speech with your own voice is exactly what voice cloning does — you're not choosing a stock voice from a catalogue, you're training the text-to-speech engine on a short sample of you speaking first, so every script you type afterward gets read back in your own voice. Record or upload 10 to 30 seconds of clear speech, confirm consent, and the model trains in about 10 to 15 seconds; from there, typing text and generating audio works exactly like any other text-to-speech tool, except the voice is yours. Generating costs points at roughly one point per second of speech, while creating the clone itself is free — the free plan even includes one clone slot to try the whole thing without a card.

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FAQ

Text to Speech With My Own Voice — FAQ

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Is text to speech in my own voice the same as voice cloning?

Yes — cloning your voice is what makes it available inside the text-to-speech tool as your own selectable voice.

Do I need to record every sentence I want spoken?

No — you record one 10-to-30-second sample to train the clone, then generate any typed text in that voice afterward.

How much does generating speech in my own voice cost?

Roughly one point per second of resulting audio; creating the clone itself doesn't cost points.

Commercial use?

Yes, audio generated with your own cloned voice carries full commercial-use rights.

Can I try this without paying?

Yes — the free plan includes one clone slot and a 60-point trial, so you can generate text-to-speech in your own voice with no card.

Clone your voice in Studio.

Record or upload a short sample. Your first clone is free.