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Multilingual AI voice cloning, text-to-speech, and speech-to-text platform with a developer API for creators and businesses.
AI voice generator for making RVC-style AI music covers and text-to-speech using a large community-uploaded voice library.
AI presentation generator that turns a brief or existing files into an editable, on-brand deck with Prezi's signature zooming format.
Established text-to-speech app that reads documents, PDFs and webpages aloud in 90+ languages across Personal, Commercial and EDU plans.
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- ✦Zero-shot voice cloning from short audio samples
- ✦Multilingual text-to-speech generation
- ✦Speech-to-text transcription
- ✦AI talking avatar video creation
- ✦Emotion control (pauses, breaths, laughter) in generated speech
- ✦Developer API with credit-based usage
- ✦AI voice-to-voice song conversion using community voice models
- ✦Text-to-speech generation
- ✦Unlimited generations on the paid plan
- ✦User-uploadable custom voice models
- ✦Priority generation queue for subscribers
- ✦Affiliate program with recurring commission
- ✦Conversational AI deck generation
- ✦Import of existing files as a starting point
- ✦Automatic brand-guideline application
- ✦Conversational and direct slide editing
- ✦Team collaboration and sharing controls
- ✦Export to PPTX, PDF or web link with classic or zooming presentation modes
- ✦AI text-to-speech in 90+ languages
- ✦Reads PDFs, docs, webpages and scanned books
- ✦Voice cloning and prompt-based voice design
- ✦Study tools: AI podcast, recap, chat, quizzes
- ✦Web app, mobile apps and Chrome extension
- →Content creators building a consistent branded voice
- →Podcasters localizing episodes into other languages
- →Businesses creating talking-avatar videos from text or audio
- →Developers integrating voice cloning or TTS into their own apps
- →Gamers and streamers voicing characters
- →Music producers creating novelty AI covers
- →Content creators making parody or dubbed audio
- →Hobbyists cloning voices for creative projects
- →Business teams needing quick brand-compliant decks
- →Marketers converting existing documents into presentations
- →Sales and training teams standardizing presentation design
- →Listening to documents and ebooks
- →Creating commercial voiceovers
- →Accessibility for dyslexia and vision needs
- →Classroom and EDU accessibility