Uberduck generates synthetic vocals for agencies, musicians, marketers and creators: text-to-speech, AI music generation, voice cloning and speech-to-speech conversion, across more than 70 languages and a wide range of musical styles.
An important correction, because it was the entire premise of this page. We previously described Uberduck as a library of thousands of celebrity voice models — rappers, actors and influencers — and presented that as its headline feature. Uberduck does not advertise celebrity or public-figure voices anywhere on its site today, and we should not have been promoting a tool on that basis in any case: synthesising a recognisable person's voice raises likeness and personality-rights problems that fall on whoever publishes the result. What the product actually offers is voice cloning from audio you supply, and a catalogue of synthetic voices.
The practical use is consistent narration at volume without repeated studio sessions: train a model on your own voice, then generate as much audio as you need in a matter of seconds per clip. Voice conversion reworks existing recordings, and there is an API for building it into an application.
Be careful about the licence tier you choose, because the cheapest paid plan does not include commercial rights: Starter is explicitly non-commercial, and a commercial licence begins on the tier above it. Cloning quality still depends on how long and how clean your source audio is.
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