Guides
How AI voice actually works, and how to get it right
Understanding voice cloning
- What is voice cloning?Voice cloning creates a synthetic voice that sounds like a specific person, from a recording of them speaking. Here is what is happening underneath, and what it can and cannot do.7 min read
- How to clone your voiceThe whole process takes about a minute of work and one short recording. Most of the advice below is about the recording, because that is the part that decides the result.6 min read
- Voice cloning vs text to speechThey are not competing products. One answers 'read this out'; the other answers 'read this out in this specific voice'. Choosing wrong costs you money or credibility.5 min read
Getting good output
- Recording a reference clip that passes first timeReference-clip quality determines clone quality more than any other factor. This is what our quality gate checks, why, and how to satisfy it without buying anything.6 min read
- How to make a generated voice sound naturalThe model reads what you wrote. Most of what people hear as “robotic” is written-register prose being read accurately — which is a writing problem with writing fixes.7 min read
- How to add a generated voiceover to a videoThe generation part takes seconds. Everything that makes a voiceover actually work happens either side of it — in how you split the script and how you bring the audio into the edit.6 min read
Indian languages and code-mixing
- Hinglish text to speech, and why most tools get it wrongHinglish is how most urban Indian content is actually written. It is also the case where the gap between speech tools is widest — and where the failure is often silent.6 min read
- How to convert text to speech in HindiFive steps, one decision that matters more than the other four, and the specific checks that stop a finished file having holes in it.6 min read
Law, consent and misuse
- Is voice cloning legal in India?There is no single 'voice cloning law' in India. What applies is a stack of existing rules, and which ones bite depends entirely on whose voice it is and what you do with it.7 min read
- How to protect your voice from being clonedWe sell voice cloning, which is exactly why this page exists. The technology is available to anyone; the useful response is knowing how it is misused and what actually helps.6 min read
Guides, or the blog?
Everything above is evergreen reference: how cloning works, how to record a clip that passes, what the law requires. These pages are maintained to stay true, and they are undated because the answers do not expire.
The blog is the dated half — what an AI voiceover costs in rupees this year, what changed in Indian-language speech synthesis, what a wave of voice-cloning fraud means for anyone who publishes their voice. Same editorial rule, different shelf life.
Neither is a “top 10 AI voice tools of the month” list. Every page exists because it answers a question we were asked, or because we learned something building the product that is not written down anywhere else. If we cannot say what a page would add, we do not write it.
Or just try it
Reading about generated speech tells you less than thirty seconds of listening to it.