9 Best AI Voice Cloning Tools of 2026

ElevenLabs covers both ways creators clone a voice. Instant Voice Cloning arrives on the Starter plan at $6 a month, together with a commercial license, 30k credits a month and 20 Projects in Studio for long-form audio. Creator at $22 a month adds Professional Voice Cloning, the higher-fidelity option trained on more of your recordings, plus 121k credits a month. The same subscription also includes text to speech, Voice Design, sound effects, music and a Dubbing Studio, so podcasters and video makers rarely need a second tool. The trade-offs are about scale. Credits are shared across every product, so a channel that dubs and narrates often will move up plans quickly; Pro is $99 a month for 600k credits and Scale is $299 with 3 Professional Voice Clones and 3 seats. The Free plan has no voice cloning at all. We compared documented features and published prices, and ElevenLabs was running a first-month discount when we checked, so confirm the current rate.

Descript treats voice cloning as an editing tool rather than a separate product. Because you edit audio and video by editing a transcript, a custom voice clone lets you type a corrected word or a new sentence and regenerate it in your own voice, which saves a re-record for podcasters and video editors. AI Speech with custom voice clones is listed on the Hobbyist plan at $16 a person a month billed yearly, or $24 monthly, along with 10 media hours, 400 AI credits a month and watermark-free 1080p exports. Creator at $24 billed yearly raises that to 30 media hours and 800 credits and adds 4K export. The limits matter if you want long narration from scratch: Descript is built around recorded media, and dubbing into 30+ languages is reserved for Business at $50 billed yearly. We compared documented features and published prices; check the media hour and credit counts against how much you publish each month.

Fish Audio is the value pick for creators who need a lot of cloned speech each month. The Plus plan costs $11 a month billed annually ($132 a year) or $15 monthly and includes 250,000 credits, which Fish Audio says covers up to 200 minutes of generation at roughly 600 to 625 credits a minute. Plus also adds 10 private voice slots, 1 professional voice slot, Voice Design, priority generation on the newest models and commercial use. The free tier is useful for testing, with 8,000 credits a month and no credit card, but it limits each generation to 500 characters and 3 public voice slots. Pro at $75 a month billed annually suits small studios, with 3 seats, 5 professional voice slots and up to 1,620 minutes. Developers can use the API without any subscription. We compared documented features and published prices; the platform has fewer editing and dubbing tools than ElevenLabs.

Cartesia is a voice platform built around its Sonic text to speech models, and its pricing makes voice cloning cheap to start. The Pro plan costs $5 a month and adds a commercial use license and instant voice cloning to 100K credits, which Cartesia lists as about 133 minutes of Sonic-3.6 speech. Startup at $49 a month adds pro voice cloning with 2 professional clones and about 1,667 minutes, and Scale at $299 raises that to 4 clones. A cloned voice can be localized to another accent for 225 credits per added accent, and the same account includes speech to text and managed voice agents with phone numbers. The catch for creators is the interface: Cartesia is aimed at developers and product teams, so there is no video editor or dubbing studio like Descript or ElevenLabs offer. We compared documented features and published prices; check concurrency limits if you plan real-time use.

Typecast suits creators who want expressive delivery without a large bill. The Basic plan at $5 a month, or $54 billed yearly, includes Instant Cloning with 1 slot, access to all AI voices, high quality 44.1kHz downloads, watermark-free 1080p video exports and a commercial license, with 30,000 download credits (about 35 minutes). Plus at $19 a month adds speed control and Professional Cloning, and Pro at $29 adds emotion controls, Smart Emotion and 2 cloning slots. One detail helps with retakes: generation and playback are unlimited on every plan, and credits are spent only when you download audio. The limits are tight on slots, so anyone cloning several voices needs Business at $69 a month for 10. The free plan is for testing, with 3,000 lifetime credits and required attribution. We compared documented features and published prices; app store prices may differ from the web prices.

HeyGen is a video tool first, but voice cloning is central to it. The Free plan includes 1 voice clone, 3 watermarked videos a month up to 1 minute each and one Custom Video Avatar, which is enough to test how your cloned voice sounds on screen. Creator at $29 a month adds a Custom Video Avatar with your own voice and likeness, HeyGen Voice with up to 10 hours of text to speech, 1080p exports without HeyGen branding, 175+ languages and dialects, and 600 credits that roll over one month. Pro at $49 a month includes 1 Professional Voice Clone, 4K export and videos up to 30 minutes. The trade-off is cost for audio-only users: if you only need narration, ElevenLabs or Fish Audio give more minutes for less. We compared documented features and published prices; HeyGen shows a yearly option with 2 months free, so the monthly rate drops if you pay for a year.

Voice.ai is a low-cost way to keep several cloned voices. The Starter plan at $5 a month includes 5 Instant Voice Clones, a commercial license, downloadable text to speech files and 15k credits, which Voice.ai says cover 15 minutes of text to speech or 500 minutes of audio tools. Launch at $24 a month (discounted to $12 for the first month when we checked) raises that to 10 clones and 200 minutes of speech, and Core at $99 includes 50 clones. Plans also bundle an online voice changer and audio tools such as a vocal remover, stem splitter and echo remover, which helps musicians and streamers. The limits are minutes and fidelity: Starter speech minutes are short, and Voice.ai lists only instant clones up to the Scale plan, with no separate professional cloning tier. The Free plan has no clones. We compared documented features and published prices; check the credit conversions for your mix of speech and audio tools.

Rask AI is the specialist for one cloning job: making a video speak another language in the original speaker's voice. Every plan includes dubbing in 135+ languages, and Rask says it clones the speaker's voice in 57 languages, with a built-in editor to fix the transcript and translation before you export. The free trial needs no credit card and includes 3 minutes, enough for one short test. Creator costs $39 a month billed monthly with 25 minutes included, or $28 a month billed $329 yearly. Creator Pro, at $99 a month billed monthly with 100 minutes, adds lip-sync and more control over translation and speech accuracy. Minutes are the constraint: a creator localizing long videos every week will outgrow Creator quickly, and there is no studio for narrating new scripts. We compared documented features and published prices; Rask was showing a limited-time annual discount when we checked.

Fliki is a video maker that bundles voice cloning for creators who repurpose written content. You can start from an idea, a script, a blog post or a slide deck, and Fliki builds a video with stock footage, music and a voiceover. Voice cloning is listed on the Standard plan, along with 1000 voices (500 ultra-realistic), 1080p exports and videos up to 15 minutes translated into 80+ languages. Premium adds multiple voice cloning, 2000+ voices, videos up to 40 minutes, AI avatars and API access. The Free plan gives 3 credits a month and 300 voices across 80+ languages, but exports are 720p and carry a watermark. Fliki suits bloggers and marketers more than podcasters, since its strength is assembling a full video rather than fine audio editing. The pricing page we fetched showed local currency rather than USD, so check the current USD price on the vendor's page. We compared documented features and published prices.