Change the voice in your videos with AI

What a video voice changer is good for

Creators re-voice tutorials and explainers when they don't like how their own voice sounds on camera, or when they want one steady narrator across a channel. Record naturally, then let a voice like Emily or Hazel take over while your delivery stays the same.

For skits, film every role yourself and convert each clip to a different voice. One person with a phone can play a narrator, a villain, and a sidekick in the same video.

Get a clean result from your video

The voice changer works best with clear speech and no heavy background music. If your video has music under the speech, change the voice on a version without the music, then add the track back in your editor.

Filmed in a noisy room or on a windy street? Run the video through Enhance first, then change the voice. Converting a clean voice gives a better result than converting the noise along with it.

Videos with more than one speaker

The voice changer works on one speaker at a time. For an interview or a conversation, cut out the parts you want to change, convert them separately, and put the video back together in your editor.

On your phone or in your browser

In the app, the voice changer takes MP4 and MOV videos up to 60 minutes. On a computer, Studio at getvoices.ai/studio also accepts MKV, AVI, and WebM after a free sign-in, which helps when the video comes straight out of a screen recorder or editing software.

Label videos with a changed voice

If the new voice could pass for a real person, say that the audio is AI-generated when you post, and follow your platform's rules for AI content. Character voices are AI parodies, so never use one to make it look like someone said something they didn't.