Clone from a short sample
A brief recording is enough to build a working replica, including tone, pitch, and delivery.
Voice
Instant AI Voice Cloning
Create a reusable voice replica from a short sample, then speak in 75+ languages in that same voice. One brand voice, every market, without re-recording anything.
Free to start · 75+ languages · No credit card required
Capabilities
What Voice Cloning does
Cross-language
The cloned voice speaks languages the original speaker does not, so one presenter carries the whole library.
Reusable across the platform
Once cloned, the voice is available to dubbing, text to speech, lip-sync, and personalized video.
Custom models for hard languages
Where commercial coverage does not exist, Vitra trains custom voice and TTS models on client data.
Private to your organization
Voices live in your organization's voice library with role-based access, not in a shared public pool.
How it works
Four steps, one orchestrated run
Every stage runs on the same platform, so nothing is exported, re-uploaded, or handed between tools.
- 01
Upload a sample
Provide a clean recording of the voice you want to replicate.
- 02
Clone
A reusable voice model is created and added to your voice library.
- 03
Generate anywhere
Use it in text to speech, dubbing, lip-sync, or personalized video runs.
- 04
Reuse with control
Share it with your team under role-based access, and keep one consistent voice across every output.
Who it is for
Teams using Voice Cloning
Founder-led content
Keep the founder's voice on every market's version of the film.
Course and training libraries
Add modules years later in the same narrator's voice.
Brand consistency
One recognisable voice across ads, product, and support content.
Low-resource languages
Reach languages that no off-the-shelf voice catalogue covers.
FAQ
Questions people ask
How much audio do I need to clone a voice?
A short, clean sample is enough for an instant clone. Better source audio produces a better replica, and Vitra can also train a fully custom voice model from a larger dataset for demanding cases.
Can a cloned voice speak other languages?
Yes. That is the main reason to clone: the replica speaks languages the original speaker does not, so one voice carries your entire multilingual library.
Who can use a cloned voice?
Voices belong to your organization's voice library, and role-based permissions control who can use them. They are not added to a shared or public catalogue.
Start with Voice Cloning. Grow into the whole platform.
Everything in Vitra Universe shares one translation memory, one brand kit, and one quality bar — so the work you do here makes everything you do next faster.