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AI Voice Cloning
Clone an authorized voice from a 3–30 second audio sample, then generate new speech in 10 supported languages.
AI Voice Cloning from a short, authorized sample
Upload 3–30 seconds of clean speech, type new words, and generate audio that follows the authorized speaker's vocal character. The same reference can speak in 10 supported output languages.
Record the voice once. Rewrite the message as often as needed.
A short reference clip can become new narration for creator videos, product updates, lessons, and localized campaigns.
What is AI voice cloning from a short audio sample?
AI voice cloning uses a reference recording to reproduce recognizable speaker traits while reading text that was not present in the original clip. Mivo Sync creates a new audio result for each request instead of enrolling a permanent voice profile.
Unlike a general AI voice generator that starts from a preset or designed voice, voice cloning starts from a specific speaker sample. It also differs from a voice changer, which transforms an existing recording, and ordinary text-to-speech, which does not try to reproduce that speaker's identity.
3 sec
minimum sample
10
output languages
20 MB
maximum upload
Consent
permission required
Replace retakes with editable voice lines.
Clone a voice when the speaker is approved but the script still changes after recording day.
Creator corrections
Fix a name, date, instruction, or call to action without rebuilding the microphone setup. Paste the corrected sentence and export a replacement audio clip for the edit.
Course and training updates
Replace an outdated instruction without asking the instructor to re-record a full module. Generate the changed line, review it, and place it in the existing lesson timeline.
Podcast intros and ad reads
Prepare an approved intro, correction, sponsor line, or closing message from a host reference without scheduling another recording session.
Multilingual marketing
Keep the same recognizable speaker across English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, or Russian campaign scripts.
Clone an authorized voice in three steps.
Start with permission and a clean sample, then create one reviewed audio result from your script.
Know the boundaries before you generate.
Authorization, input quality, retention, and result storage are part of the workflow—not hidden conditions after submission.
Use only an authorized voice
Every request requires confirmation that you own the voice or have explicit permission from the speaker. Do not use cloned speech for impersonation, fraud, harassment, or deceptive content.
Keep the reference within the input limits
Use 3–30 seconds of speech in an accepted audio format, keep the upload under 20 MB, and choose a clip with one clear speaker. Source quality directly affects the generated result.
Temporary inputs follow a cleanup lifecycle
Confirmed temporary AI inputs enter Mivo Sync's seven-day cleanup lifecycle. This applies to the reference material used to run the task, not to a successful result saved in your account.
Successful audio remains in Assets
When generation succeeds, the audio result is stored in your account's asset library. You can preview or download it from the result panel and return to the saved asset later.
How creators fit voice cloning into real production workflows.
Three practical ways people use an authorized reference voice when a script changes after recording.
I use the clone to patch a sentence after a lesson is recorded. Matching the original delivery keeps me from reopening the whole recording setup.
For podcast corrections, a short clean reference clip gives me a practical way to replace one line without rerecording the complete segment.
The language controls help our training updates keep one approved voice across regional versions, while the authorization step keeps the workflow clear.
Questions to answer before you clone a voice
Try AI voice cloning with a voice you have permission to use.
Upload one clean sample, type the new line, and hear the result without setting up another recording session.














