Voice Changer: Say It Once, Hear It in Another Voice
The VEME voice changer takes a recording you already have and plays the same words back in a different voice. Upload the clip, pick a target voice, and click Change Voice. The words stay the same and only the voice changes, so you don't have to record the line again.
One recording, many voices
The guide inside the tool plays one short original clip next to transformed versions of it. Below are three of those effects, drawn as characters to give you a feel for each one.
DeepDeep
The same line, lower and heavier. It fits a narrator, a giant in a story, or a trailer read.
ChipmunkChipmunk
High, fast and squeaky. It works well for comedy clips, kids' content and sidekick characters.
VillainVillain
A darker, theatrical read for the bad guy in a sketch, a game or an animated short.
These are mood illustrations made for this page, not VEME output. The voices you can pick come from the Target Voice list in the panel. Try the voice changer on your own clip.
Recorded somewhere loud? Clean it up first
Remove Background NoiseThe panel has a Remove Background Noise switch next to the voice picker. It is off by default. Turn it on when your clip was recorded in a busy hall, on a windy street or anywhere the room is louder than you'd like, and the noise is cleaned out as part of the same run.
- Leave it off for a quiet clip.
- Turn it on for a phone recording made in a noisy place.
- Listen to the result and rerun it with the other setting if it doesn't sound right.
How to use the voice changer
Four steps in one panel.
Choose an audio
Click or drag a recording into the panel, or choose one you already have in History.
Pick a Target Voice
Open the Target Voice list and choose the voice you want your words spoken in.
Set noise removal
Turn on Remove Background Noise if the original was recorded somewhere loud.
Click Change Voice
Play the result, and if it isn't right, pick another voice and run it again.
Who uses a voice changer
Anyone who needs more than one voice and has only one microphone.
Indie game developers
Record placeholder lines for every character yourself, then give each one its own voice.
Animators
Voice a whole cast of characters for a short film without booking a different actor for each one.
Kids and puppet content
Give a puppet or mascot a voice of its own so it sounds different from the person holding it.
All images on this page are illustrations made for this page, not VEME output. Need a brand new voice from text instead? Use Create Voice-over.
Good to know
A few things to check before you start.
- It changes the voice, not the words. To make one consistent voice of your own instead, see Voice Clone.
- Use your own recordings, and only change other people's voices with their permission. Don't use it to pass yourself off as a real person.
- Generation uses credits. Sign in and check the cost shown in the tool before running it; account offers and plan details are shown on the pricing page.
- File limits. Supported formats and maximum clip length are shown in the upload panel, so check them there before you record.
Voice changer FAQ
What does the voice changer do with my recording?
It keeps the words you said and plays them back in the target voice you picked. You upload the audio, choose a voice and click Change Voice.
Which voices can I pick?
You choose from the Target Voice list in the panel. The guide demo plays effects such as Robot, Deep, Chipmunk, Female, Male, Elderly, Villain, Hero and Whisper.
Can I use an audio file I made earlier?
Yes. Upload it from your device, or pick a recording you already have in History.
What if my recording has background noise?
Turn on Remove Background Noise before you click Change Voice. It is off by default.
Do I need audio software?
No. The voice changer runs in the browser, with no plugins and no audio editing tools to learn.
Can I try another voice on the same clip?
Yes. Keep the same upload, pick a different target voice and run it again, then compare the two.
Give your next recording a new voice
Upload a clip, pick a target voice, and let the voice changer read your lines back in that voice.
Open the Voice Changer