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Create a free avatar of yourself 🤳
Create an avatar of yourself from a 20-second recording, and speak 30+ languages in your videos.
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Create an avatar of yourself from a 20-second recording, and speak 30+ languages in your videos.
Free for annual plans 🎉
All you need is a 5 minute recording of your voice.
You can use your Colossyan voice for easy text-to-speech narration in any of your videos.
Use your cloned voice together an avatar of yourself for fully personalized videos.
Even if you record yourself speaking English, you can use your AI voice to speak 29 different languages. (See list below)
Use your AI voice to narrate videos, adding a unique, personal touch to your content at scale.
Forget about having to record yourself every single time, and worrying about updates.
If you only need the audio track with your narration, you can simply export the results as an MP3.
1.
Go to Colossyan Creator, and click on “Clone your voice.”
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Record yourself speaking for a minute, or upload a short audio.
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Test your voice, and once you’re happy, add it to your library. 🎉
Yes, voice cloning is free for all annual plans. If you’re not using an annual plan, you can upgrade to get a free voice cloning, or purchase it for $85 per year.
No, the voice you create will only be available in your Colossyan account.
Your voice's similarity will depend on the recording quality. Although still experimental, the technology can create a voice resembling yours, and can be used as your Colossyan voice. You can adjust settings to optimize results.
Ideally, we recommend using a high quality microphone. In case you don’t have one, you can also use your laptop’s microphone.
Of course! After creating your voice, you can hear a sample, and in case you’d like any changes, you can always try recording your voice again.
You can use your Colossyan voice to narrate videos in 29 different languages.
You can email support@colossyan.com to get more information.
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