Free AI text to speech and voice generator with public voice auditions, consent-based cloning, and downloadable audio
AI headshot generator that turns casual photos into professional headshots in 1–2 minutes
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US
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
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Starter: 3 portraits for $9 (one-time); Pro: 10 portraits for $25 (one-time); Studio: 25 portraits for $50 (one-time). Free: 3 free portraits when you sign up with no credit card required. Credits are purchased upfront and never expire.
Key features
300+ public voice profiles to audition across multiple languages
Natural text to speech with punctuation and emphasis control
Consent-based voice cloning for private speaker models
Voice design to create synthetic speakers from written descriptions
Searchable multilingual voice catalog with 4 language groups
Generation history for comparing and retrieving previous takes
Downloadable audio files in browser
Support for up to 1,000 characters per conversion on paid plans
Browser-based production workspace with no installation required
Unified credit system for text to speech, voice design, and cloning
Upload 1–3 photos and generate headshots in 1–2 minutes
Automatic background removal and professional lighting
High-resolution output suitable for LinkedIn and resumes
Gemini AI analyzes facial features
Accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP file formats
Photos kept private to account, not used for AI model training
Credits never expire
Request deletion of photos and account data anytime
What makes it different
Iterative workflow that keeps scripts editable while auditing voice options
Permission-gated private voice cloning with rights confirmation before model creation
Generation history to support revisions and comparisons instead of relying on memory
Script-first workflow that treats writing problems as audio problems to solve early
Support for multiple languages in one workspace without switching tools
Ready in 1–2 minutes with no queue or waiting
Private by design—photos never used to train AI models