How to clone your voice with AI (step by step)

To clone your voice with AI, open wawie's voice cloning tool, record or upload about 30 seconds of clean speech, name the voice and confirm you have the right to clone it. The clone is ready moments later and joins your voice library, where you can use it in text to speech, dubbing and dialogue. Cloning is included from the Wawie Start plan.

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Updated September 27, 2026

Voice cloning builds a reusable digital copy of a voice from a short recording. Once it exists, you type any text and hear it spoken in that voice, without a studio session or re-recording every change. The quality of the clone depends mostly on the sample, so this guide spends time on getting a clean take. You may only clone your own voice, or a voice whose owner has given explicit, documented consent.

Time needed: 10 min

What you need

How do you clone your voice, step by step?

  1. Sign up and choose a cloning plan: Create a wawie account in your browser, with nothing to install. The free plan lets you explore the tools with 5,000 credits and no card, and voice cloning is included from Wawie Start at EUR 4.99 a month, which also covers commercial use of what you generate.
  2. Open the voice cloning tool: From the side menu of the dashboard, open the voice cloning tool. It asks for three things: a voice sample, a name for the new voice, and your confirmation that you have the right to clone it. The cost of the clone is shown before you launch it.
  3. Record or import your voice sample: Choose whether to record yourself with the microphone or import an existing audio file. When you record, wawie displays a short text to read aloud and gives live feedback that warns you if your voice is too quiet or clipping. Aim for about 30 seconds of natural speech.
  4. Listen back to the take: Play the take before you use it, because this is exactly what the clone learns from. If you hear background noise, long silences or distortion, record again. wawie also flags takes that are too quiet, clipped or mostly silent, so you can fix them before cloning.
  5. Name the voice and confirm consent: Give the voice a name you will recognise later, such as My narrator. Then tick the box confirming you have the right to clone this voice and accept the terms. The clone cannot be created without that confirmation, and cloning anyone without explicit permission is prohibited.
  6. Create the voice clone: Launch the clone and wait a few moments. A confirmation appears when the voice is ready, with an option to use it straight away. The new voice is saved to your account, stays private to you, and is listed among your cloned voices in the voice library.
  7. Test the clone in text to speech: Select your cloned voice in text to speech, paste a short script and generate it. Listen for pace, tone and pronunciation. If it sounds too flat or too varied, adjust the stability setting, and if it does not sound like you, record a cleaner sample and clone again.
  8. Reuse the voice across projects: Your clone now works wherever you need a voice: narration in text to speech, a character in text to dialogue, or a dub in another language. Download the audio as MP3 or WAV, or drag it into a studio project and export the finished video as an MP4.

How do you get the best voice clone?

Frequently asked questions

How long does a recording need to be to clone a voice?

About 30 seconds of clean speech is enough for a usable clone in wawie. The recorder tells you when you have enough material, and a slightly longer take can help as long as it stays clean. Quality matters more than length: one voice, no music, no background noise and a steady distance to the microphone produce the most natural result.

Is it legal to clone someone else's voice?

Only with that person's explicit, documented consent. wawie asks you to confirm you have the right to every voice you clone, and its responsible use rules prohibit imitating any real person without permission, whether they are famous or not. Cloning a voice without consent can also expose you to civil and criminal liability in many countries. Your own voice is always the safe place to start.

Can my cloned voice speak other languages?

Yes. A cloned voice can read scripts in other languages, not only the one it was recorded in, and wawie's text to speech covers about 30 languages. That is what makes a clone useful for dubbing: your videos reach new audiences while still sounding like you. Accent and fluency vary by language, so test a short passage before a long project.

Is my cloned voice private, and can I delete it?

Yes. A cloned voice is tied to your account, is not shared with other users, and appears only in your own voice library. You decide when it is used, and you can delete it at any time, which removes it from future generations. You remain responsible for the rights to the original recording and for how the clone is used.

Which wawie plan do I need for voice cloning?

Voice cloning is included from Wawie Start, at EUR 4.99 a month or EUR 49.90 a year with 180,000 credits a month, and higher plans let you save more cloned voices. The free plan, with 5,000 one-time credits and no card, is a way to try text to speech and the other tools first. Credits are spent on actual usage, and every paid plan covers all tools.

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