From the makers of Voices AI - 20M+ downloads
VALORANT voice changer
Make your callouts in an anime sensei's voice or clutch as Kratos. Voices AI Live converts your mic with AI in real time, and VALORANT receives it as a regular input device.
Works with VALORANT on Windows 10 or later. VALORANT is not available on Mac, and console voice chat is not supported. Not affiliated with Riot Games.
Tap a voice to preview it - open one for setup details.
Download the free Windows app and accept the virtual microphone install. Restart if Windows asks you to.
Preview the voices in the app - or clone your own from a 5-second recording - and select one.
Open Settings > Audio > Voice Chat and set Input Device to CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable).
Turn on Party Voice Chat and Team Voice Chat, set your push-to-talk keys, and queue up.
Voices AI Live runs as a regular Windows app and exposes a standard audio device. It never touches VALORANT's files or memory - VALORANT simply sees another microphone, the same as a new headset.
Party voice reaches your premade group and team voice reaches all five players, so choose who hears your AI voice with the two push-to-talk keys.
Callouts have to be understood first. Pick a clear voice for ranked, and save chaotic voices for unrated, Swiftplay, or custom games with friends. Push-to-talk stops the AI from converting keyboard and mouse noise.
Start Voices AI Live first, then fully quit and reopen VALORANT so it rescans audio devices. Look for CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable) on Windows or Voices AI Virtual Mic on Mac. If it is still missing, restart your computer to finish the virtual microphone install.
Check Settings > Audio > Voice Chat. Input Device should be CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable), not Default System Device or your headset.
Use push-to-talk instead of open mic, or lower the activation threshold. Close GPU-heavy background apps.
Use headphones. Speaker audio leaking into your real microphone gets converted and sent back to everyone.
Voices AI Live does not read, modify, or inject into VALORANT - the game only sees a microphone, like a USB headset. Riot's rules on player behavior still apply, so don't use voices to harass or impersonate other players or staff.
No. VALORANT voice chat on PC is supported. VALORANT does not run on macOS, and console voice chat cannot use a desktop voice changer.
Yes. Voices AI Live is free to download and includes free voices. Premium unlocks the rest of the voice library for $9.99/month or $59.99/year.
Yes, when you talk on team voice. Party voice only reaches your premade group.
No. Voices AI is not affiliated with VALORANT. Voices AI Live works as a virtual microphone that you select in VALORANT's audio settings, the same way you would pick a USB headset.
No. Voice conversion runs locally on your computer. Nothing is recorded or sent to a server - your audio goes straight from Voices AI Live to the app you are using.
Free voices included
