ElevenLabs Voice Clone
High-fidelity voice cloning from audio
Upload a short reference sample and synthesize any script with ElevenLabs Instant Voice Cloning for natural, studio-quality results.
Model Overview
ElevenLabs Voice Clone
ElevenLabs clones timbre from a short audio sample, then synthesizes your script with industry-leading fidelity. Voice enrollment is free; synthesis is billed per character.
Instant Voice Cloning from short samples
ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 synthesis
Stability, similarity, and speed controls
Stateful profile reuse for narration
API-only, no GPU queue
Why use it on Moosky AI?
Model-specific controls with no subscription, clean outputs, and a workflow built for fast creative iteration.
No subscription required
Buy credits when you need them and pay only for what you generate.
Natural speech
Generate clear narration, dialogue, and voiceover audio from text.
Voice control
Pick built-in voices or reuse a custom voice design ID.
Commercial workflows
Use results in professional projects subject to platform and provider terms.
Example outputs
Featured public generations from the Moosky community using this composer.
How it works
Three focused steps from setup to finished output.
Upload a voice sample
Provide a clear reference recording (audio or video).
Enter your script
Type the text you want the cloned voice to speak.
Download your audio
Receive high-fidelity synthesized speech in the cloned timbre.
Pricing
Credit-based generation
Uses Moosky credits with cost shown before you generate. No subscription required.
Clone a voiceFrequently Asked Questions
What audio sample do I need?
A clip with at least a few seconds of clear speech. Longer uploads are trimmed automatically before enrollment.
Is voice enrollment billed?
Creating the cloned voice is free. You are billed for speech synthesis based on the character count of your script.
When should I use ElevenLabs voice cloning?
ElevenLabs is best when you need the highest fidelity for final narration, brand voice, or character dialogue where naturalness and timbre accuracy matter most.