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# Using a Cloned Voice

Once processing completes, your cloned voice appears under the **My voices** tab in the Voice Library, and as a selectable persona in:

* Text to Speech's Cloned voices tab.
* Dubbing's **Clone speaker voice** strategy.

> **Info**
>
> Voice cloning works from a single \~10-second recording - one take is enough to generate a usable persona, though a cleaner, clearer reading generally produces more accurate results.

## Where to Select It

#### In Text to Speech

Open the **Cloned voices** tab and select your voice.

#### In Dubbing

Choose **Clone speaker voice** as the speaker strategy, then select the cloned voice from the list.

See [Managing Your Voice Library](/creative-voice-library-manage) for renaming or removing clones you no longer need.

## Use the same voice in the API

Studio and the Voice Cloning API share one org-scoped voice library. A clone you create in either place is available in both.

To call the API with a Studio-created voice:

1. Open **Voice Library → My voices** (or the Voice Cloning home).
2. On the clone card, find **Voice ID** (format `svc-…`) and use the copy control.
3. Pass that value as `voice_id` on `POST /voices/clone`.

Voices you create with `POST /voices/create` also appear under **My voices** for the same account/org — you can select them in Text to Speech and Dubbing without recreating them in Studio.

See the [Voice Cloning API overview](/api/api-guides-tutorials/voice-cloning/overview) and [Manage saved voices](/api/api-guides-tutorials/voice-cloning/overview#manage-saved-voices).