I tried a ton of AI voice-changers to save you time and money.
In my tests, ElevenLabs AI Voice Changer was the winner.
It is quick, it sounds real, and it can change any voice in any language in seconds.
Here’s a result I got from this tool:
In this article, I will show you more results, features, how to use it, pros, cons, and more.
Let’s start!
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My Results & Experience
You can try Elevenlabs AI free here. It doesn’t even ask you to sign up. Speaking of confidence in the product!
To change the voice, drop an audio clip there and pick a voice.
If the preview sounds good, sign up to download the voice clip.
I made a video of this tutorial as well. Check it out here.
Once you’ve signed up, you can choose more AI voices from the library. To do this, click “Voice Changer”.
Drop your audio clip into the view:
You can record clips in the editor if you don’t have anything to begin with. Just accept the use of a microphone first.
Speaking of a microphone, you don’t need to have a good mic for this to work! As you can hear from my clips, the AI removes background noise and improves the audio quality to studio levels.
Once your voice clip is in, change the settings:
For example, I did the following tweaks to my clip:
- I changed the voice to “Brian.”
- I changed “Similarity” to 100%. This keeps my talking style, flaws, and such there (which is the whole point I’m using this tool).
To change the audio, just hit “Generate”.
It takes just 10–20 seconds for the AI to create your clip with the changed voice.
For example, here’s a before-and-after comparison between the audio clips I got from Elevenlabs:
That’s impressive! More so than I expected.
Also, the free trial is great, so there are no watermark chants or anything in the clips.
The only problem with some of the clips is that the AI sometimes accidentally swaps words that sound close to another similar word.
That’s a bit annoying, I have to admit.
For example, in the above clip, it sounds like the AI voice is saying “Infer” while I said “Include”.
However, that’s subtle, and I’m not sure if I just heard it the wrong way. Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Nonetheless, let me show you some more examples.
As the next step, I asked the AI to use Callum’s voice.
Here’s the clip I got back (compared with the original voice):
Lastly, I changed my voice to Alice’s voice.
Here’s the result:
Isn’t that cool?
It doesn’t sound like AI because it has all the flaws and natural “errors” that I make as I speak. Otherwise, I could just use text-to-speech tools to get the job done.
I have to say I’m impressed by the quality of the results. Also, the extensive free version and ease of use are something I have to highlight.
Pros
- Sounds very realistic, close to a human voice. Only a small number of very subtle flaws and fails to copy the word in the exact style you may have.
- This tool can change voices from short recordings.
- Supports many languages.
- Easy to use — you don’t even need to sign up to try it.
- Offers a free plan with a good amount of credits.
Cons
- There are some failures. By no surprise, this tool is not perfect. For example, it replaced my word “Include” to sound like “Infer,” but that’s subtle. I don’t know if you could hear it from the above clips.
- Some voices sound a bit robotic, and the free trial version of my voice did not sound good!
Other Notable Features
ElevenLabs is not only for AI voice changing. Here are some more features:
- Voice cloning from a short audio clip
- Text-to-speech that sounds realistic
- Voice customizer
- Multi-language support
- An online editor to preview and edit voices
And a lot more.
I definitely recommend trying it if you plan to either clone, change, or generate voice.
Pricing
- Free ($0): 10K credits/month, 10 min TTS or 15 min conversational AI, includes TTS, STT, AI, Studio, Dubbing, API access.
- Starter ($5): 30K credits/month, 30 min TTS or 50 min AI, adds commercial use, instant voice cloning, 20 projects, Dubbing Studio.
- Creator ($22, $11 first month): 100K credits/month, 100 min TTS or 250 min AI, adds pro voice cloning, usage-based billing, 192 kbps audio.
- Pro ($99): 500K credits/month, 500 min TTS or 1,100 min AI, adds 44.1 kHz PCM output via API.
To Take Home
I didn’t know AI voice changing was a real thing yet. I thought the tools could just turn text into voices, but not directly clone it from an audio clip.
This is a cool use case for AI because now the voice sounds natural instead of being artificially perfect.
I tested a bunch of these AI voice changers, and to me, Elevenlabs sounded the best. I recommend checking it out.
You can even try it for free without signing up.
