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Simple free online voice changer offering preset comedic and distortion effects like monster, robot, and telephone voices.
AI audio platform for text-to-speech, voice cloning, dubbing and conversational voice agents in 70+ languages, with APIs for developers.
Converts uploaded or linked audio/video into text with AI summaries, mind maps, and multi-format export in 63 languages.
AI transcription and subtitling tool with translation and dubbing for creators localizing videos into 100+ languages.
Cloud review tool letting VFX, animation and game teams annotate and give timestamped feedback on video and media frames.
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- ✦Upload or record audio directly in browser
- ✦Library of preset voice distortion effects
- ✦Playback and download of transformed audio clips
- ✦No-cost, no-signup usage
- ✦Waitlist for upcoming real-time AI voice changer beta
- ✦Lifelike AI voice generation
- ✦5,000+ voices in 70+ languages
- ✦ElevenAgents for customer experience
- ✦ElevenCreative for content creation
- ✦Secure APIs and SDKs
- ✦Enterprise plans
- ✦Audio/video-to-text transcription from file upload or YouTube link
- ✦Support for 63 languages and 11 input file formats
- ✦Automatic AI summaries and visual mind maps
- ✦Speaker recognition and translation
- ✦Export to txt, pdf, docx, srt, csv, and vtt
- ✦Shareable transcript links
- ✦Automatic transcription and subtitle generation
- ✦Animated caption styles synced to speech
- ✦AI translation and dubbing with voice cloning
- ✦Subtitle and watermark removal from video
- ✦Support for 100+ languages
- ✦AI companion for summaries and notes from transcripts
- ✦Frame-accurate video and media annotation
- ✦Real-time collaborative review sessions
- ✦Free sign-up option
- ✦Enterprise support options
- →Casual users creating fun distorted voice clips
- →Streamers experimenting with comedic voice effects
- →Anyone wanting quick voice effects without installing software
- →Narrating audiobooks and podcasts
- →Localizing and dubbing video
- →Building voice-driven support agents
- →Adding TTS to apps via API
- →Researchers transcribing interviews
- →Students converting lectures into notes and mind maps
- →Podcasters and creators generating subtitles
- →Professionals needing multilingual meeting transcripts
- →Adding accurate subtitles to podcast or video content
- →Translating and dubbing videos for international audiences
- →Generating notes or summaries from video transcripts
- →Batch transcription for high-volume content teams
- →VFX studios reviewing shots remotely with clients
- →Game studios collecting feedback on in-progress assets
- →Animation teams running distributed review sessions