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OpenVoice

MIT-licensed instant voice cloning from a short recording.

#310 in Audio & Music#537 in Coding#745 in Productivity
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About OpenVoice

OpenVoice clones a speaker’s tone from a short clip and generates speech in English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese and Korean, with separate control over tone, accent and rhythm. Built by MIT and MyShell, MIT licensed and free for commercial use. Runs locally from the GitHub release or Hugging Face weights.

Key Features

voice cloning
tone control
multilingual adaptation

💰 Pricing

Free

MIT licensed, free for commercial and research use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is OpenVoice free?
Yes, OpenVoice is completely free to use. MIT licensed, free for commercial and research use.
What is OpenVoice used for?
OpenVoice is primarily used for Audio & Music, Coding, Productivity. MIT-licensed instant voice cloning from a short recording.
What platforms does OpenVoice work on?
OpenVoice is available on Web.
What are the best alternatives to OpenVoice?
Top alternatives to OpenVoice include ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude. These tools offer similar functionality and may suit different budgets or workflows.

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Quick Stats

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Audio & Music#310
Coding#537
Productivity#745
PricingFree
Popularity
35%

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Last updated: 2026-03-28·Claim this listing
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