Do you want to create your own AI voice?
NaturalReader has a new feature called AI voice cloning that lets you make an AI version of your voice in seconds, then use it for voiceovers right away. The fun part is the multilingual twist. Once your voice is cloned, it can speak other languages, so your content can travel far beyond your own accent and your own country.
If you have ever wished your videos, training clips, or narrations could sound like you, even when speaking another language, this feature is built for that. It also fits naturally into the way many people already use a text to speech generator, you type the script, then generate audio. The difference is the voice can be yours.
Key Features
NaturalReader supports over 50 languages and provides 200+ AI voices with multiple distinctive capabilities:
LLM AI Voices: Built on Large Language Model technology, these content-aware voices understand your script for more natural, human-like delivery across 28 languages.
Voice Cloning: Create an AI replica of your own voice that can speak in 90+ languages using just a few audio samples.
Format Support: Handles PDF, EPUB, DOC(X), PPT(X), images, webpages, and scanned documents with OCR capabilities.
AI Script Assistant: Helps optimize content for better voiceover generation.
What AI Voice Cloning Does (And Why It Feels Personal)
A lot of text to speech tools sound good now, but there is still a gap between “a nice voice” and “your voice.” Voice cloning is about closing that gap.
NaturalReader describes its voice cloning as using Large Language Model (LLM) technology to create an AI replica of your voice. LLMs are also referenced as the same type of technology used for ChatGPT. In simple terms, the system studies patterns in speech so it can generate audio that sounds natural and human.
That’s what makes this feature feel different from picking a random narrator. Your voice is already your brand. It carries your tone, your pacing, and the way you naturally sound when you’re trying to explain something clearly.
Unlock Multilingual Voiceovers With Your Cloned Voice
A Multilingual Voice In Seconds
The demo highlights a big promise: cloned voices can speak in over 100 languages, which makes the idea of “instantly multilingual” feel real. That’s so cool, because it means you don’t have to record yourself in every language you want to publish in.
At the same time, NaturalReader also lists a set of languages where cloned voices can speak fluently (28 languages). If you are planning content for a specific audience, it helps to check whether the language you need is on that list.
Here are the 28 languages NaturalReader calls out for fluent cloned voice output:
* English
* Arabic
* Bulgarian
* Chinese
* Croatian
* Czech
* Danish
* Dutch
* Filipino
* Finnish
* French
* German
* Greek
* Hindi
* Indonesian
* Italian
* Japanese
* Korean
* Malay
* Polish
* Portuguese
* Romanian
* Slovak
* Spanish
* Swedish
* Tamil
* Turkish
* Ukrainian
If you have ever hesitated to translate your content because you didn’t want to lose your voice and personality, this is a clear step in the right direction.
Why Multilingual Voice Cloning Matters For Creators
A normal text to speech generator can help you publish faster, but it doesn’t solve one common creator problem: consistency. If you publish in English with your own voice, then switch to a different narrator for Spanish or French, your content can feel like it comes from a different person.
A cloned voice solves that by keeping the same “speaker” across languages. That consistency helps in places like:
- Series-based content where the listener expects the same narrator each time.
- Product walkthroughs where the voice needs to match the brand.
- Courses and training where the instructor’s voice builds trust.
It is still your message, just spoken in more places.
Ethical Use Comes First: Agreeing To The Terms of Use
Before voice cloning is available, NaturalReader requires users to agree to the terms of use. The point is clear: it’s there to support ethical and responsible use of a cloned voice.
Voice cloning is powerful. A voice can carry identity, authority, and trust. So it makes sense that NaturalReader places this step before the cloning process begins.
If you are setting this up for yourself or a team, treat the agreement step like part of the production workflow, not a pop-up to rush through.
How To Clone Your Voice In NaturalReader (Two Simple Options)
NaturalReader gives two ways to provide the audio needed for cloning:
1. Upload existing audio files
2. Record new audio files inside NaturalReader.
That’s it. No complicated branching paths or drawn-out setup shown in the demo. Once you’re happy with your audio files, your voice is ready to be cloned.
Option 1: Upload Existing Audio
If you already have recordings of yourself, you can use them. This is a good fit if you have any of the following:
- Past voiceover work.
- Podcast clips.
- Recorded presentations.
- Any clear recording where your voice is easy to hear.
The big benefit is speed. You’re reusing what you already have.
Option 2: Record Audio Inside NaturalReader
If you don’t have usable audio on hand, recording within NaturalReader gives you a direct path. You can create new clips on the spot, then use those files for cloning.
This is also a good choice if you want to be intentional about what you record, how you speak, and how consistent the audio sounds.
What Happens Next: Cloning And Instant Use
Once the audio is ready and you’re satisfied with it, NaturalReader clones your voice. The demo emphasizes that your new AI voice is ready to use instantly for voiceover projects.
That “instantly” part matters. Many creator tools add time between setup and output. Here, the goal is to get you from “I want my own voice” to “I’m generating audio” without a long wait.
Quick Audio Checklist (so you will be happy with the files)
The demo says, “Once you are happy with your audio files,” which is a gentle way of saying audio quality matters. The clone can only work with what it’s given.
To keep your recording session simple and effective, focus on basics that make speech easy to understand:
- Record in a quiet space with low background noise.
- Speak at a steady pace, like you’re explaining something to a friend.
- Keep your mic at a consistent distance.
- Avoid music playing in the background.
If you want an easy target, aim for audio where your voice sounds clean and clear, without distractions. That makes it easier to trust the result when you start using the cloned voice for real projects.
Using Your Cloned Voice For Voiceover Projects
NaturalReader frames this as a voiceover tool first, and that covers a lot. Once your voice is cloned, you can use it the way you’d use any text to speech generator: write your script, then generate audio. The difference is that the output sounds like you.
Here are practical examples of voiceover projects this supports, without changing the basic promise of the feature:
Content Creation That Still Sounds Like You
If you publish frequently, voiceovers can become a bottleneck. A cloned voice helps when you:
- Need to produce multiple versions of the same script.
- Want consistent audio across an entire series.
- Have days when recording isn’t possible but publishing still is.
Multilingual Versions of The Same Message
This is where voice cloning gets exciting. You can create one piece of content, then produce versions for other audiences while keeping the same speaker identity.
For example, you could keep a consistent narrator voice for:
- English and Spanish versions of a product overview.
- French and German versions of the same onboarding guide.
- Japanese and Korean versions of a short explainer video.
It is the same voice, just speaking a different language.
Brand Voice With Fewer Compromises
Even if you’re not a solo creator, voice consistency can matter for a team. A recognizable voice can help content feel connected across platforms, especially when you publish often.
Voice cloning can support that goal while still keeping production flexible.
Who This Is For (and who will enjoy it most)
If you’ve ever used a text to speech generator and thought, “This sounds good, but it doesn’t sound like me,” you’re the audience for this feature.
It is also a strong fit if you:
- Want to scale voiceovers without sounding generic.
- Plan to publish in more than one language.
- Care about voice consistency across a lot of content.
The best part is the barrier to entry looks low. Upload audio or record audio, agree to the terms, then start generating.
Pricing Structure:
Personal Plans:
Free: Limited access with 20 mins/day premium voices and 5 mins/day AI Plus voices.
Premium: $9.99/month ($59.88/year) - 40+ non-AI voices, 8 languages.
Plus: $19/month ($110/year) - 100+ AI voices, 20+ languages, unlimited listening.
Commercial Plans:
Single User: $99/month ($588/year) - 6 million credits/month, 40+ languages, 250+ voices, 5 cloned voices.
Team Plans: Starting at $204/month for 4 users with collaborative features.
Conclusion:
NaturalReader’s AI voice cloning makes it possible to create a voice that sounds like you, then use it right away for voiceover work. You can provide audio by uploading files or recording inside the tool, then clone your voice after agreeing to the terms of use. Once it’s ready, you can use your cloned voice instantly, including for multilingual speech across many languages.
If you have been waiting for a text to speech generator that feels personal, this is a satisfying step forward. Try creating your own AI voice today, then decide what your cloned voice should say first.
FAQs:
Q. What is NaturalReader AI Voice Cloning?
NaturalReader AI Voice Cloning lets you create a personalized, multilingual AI voice that sounds just like you, using advanced AI technology.
Q. How many languages can I use with NaturalReader’s AI voice cloning?
You can create and use AI voices that speak fluently in over 28 languages, making it perfect for global communication.
Q. Is it easy to create my own AI voice with NaturalReader?
Yes! Simply provide your voice sample and consent, and NaturalReader’s AI will generate a natural-sounding voice clone quickly and easily.
Q. Can I use my AI voice for commercial projects?
Absolutely! NaturalReader supports commercial use, allowing you to create branded content with your unique AI voice.
Q. What types of content can I convert using NaturalReader’s AI voices?
You can convert text, PDFs, images, webpages, and even physical books into natural-sounding audio with your personalized AI voice.
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