Voice Cloning
Voice Cloning captures the vocal traits of a short recording - made right in the browser - and makes them available as a reusable persona across Text to Speech and Dubbing. Sarvam’s voice synthesis covers 12 Indian languages, so you capture a voice once and reuse it for narration, dubbed localizations, or any script you write after the fact, without a studio or a re-recording every time.
Popular Use Cases
- Creating a consistent brand voice for narration across multiple projects.
- Cloning your own voice as a personal narrator for content you can’t record fresh each time.
- Matching a dub’s target-language voice to the original speaker’s vocal identity.
Process and Requirements
Cloning takes three steps - record, process, and use anywhere - powered by Sarvam’s voice synthesis in 12 Indian languages. The flow is a live in-browser recording, not a file upload: you read a provided passage aloud for about 10 seconds.
For best results, record in a quiet room, with no background music, and speak clearly at your normal pace.
You must have the rights to clone any voice you record or upload. The final step requires you to explicitly acknowledge and consent to recording, processing, cloning, and using the voice - this isn’t a formality, it’s a mandatory checkbox before you can save the clone.