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Pricing: Freemium
Editor rating: 4.0/5
Updated: September 2026

Synthetic vocals for creators and marketers — text-to-speech, AI music generation, voice cloning and speech-to-speech across 70+ languages. Paid tiers from $2/month; commercial rights start at $5.

Editor's take: Fun AI voice and rap generation, popular for creative content — Sohail Akhtar

Free tier (verified July 2026): Free for personal usecatch: Commercial rights need Pro ($10/mo)

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The entire premise of this listing was a celebrity voice library Uberduck no longer advertises anywhere. Its pricing was wrong on both the figure and which tier grants commercial rights.

WhatWhat we foundStatus
Celebrity / public-figure voicesNot advertised anywhere on uberduck.ai or its pricing pageWe published '5000+ celebrity voice models including rappers, actors, and influencers' as the headline capability, across the name, shortDescription, description, features, tags, meta title, meta description and a dedicated FAQ. Withdrawn. We would steer readers away from that use in any case: synthesising a recognisable person's voice carries likeness and personality-rights exposure that falls on whoever publishes the audio. Changed since last check
What it sells nowSynthetic vocals for agencies, musicians, marketers and creators: text-to-speech, AI music generation, voice cloning and speech-to-speech across 70+ languages Confirmed
Starter$2/month billed yearly — 1,000 monthly credits, private voice access, NON-COMMERCIAL use onlyThe cheapest paid tier does not license commercial work, which is easy to miss and expensive to get wrong. Confirmed
Creator$5/month billed yearly — 3,600 credits, commercial licence, API access, AI image generationThis is the real entry price for client-facing work. Confirmed
Pro$30/month billed yearly — 25,000 credits, 24-hour support responseWe published a Pro price roughly a third of the real one, and attached commercial rights to it rather than to Creator. Changed since last check
Free tierAdvertised ('get started for free') but its contents are not published Vendor doesn't publish this

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Editor's Verdict

Official Review
Uberduck sells synthetic vocals to agencies, musicians and creators, bundling text-to-speech, AI music generation, voice cloning and speech-to-speech across 70+ languages. The cloning is the practical draw: train on your own voice, then produce narration at volume without going back into a booth. We owe readers a correction here rather than a verdict alone — this listing was built around a library of thousands of celebrity voice models, and Uberduck advertises nothing of the kind today. That premise is gone, and it should not have been our headline in the first place, because synthesising recognisable people carries likeness risk that lands on whoever publishes the audio. Judged on what it actually is, it is a capable and unusually cheap voice suite, with one trap worth naming: Starter at $2 a month is non-commercial only, so anything client-facing needs at least the $5 tier.
4.0 / 5.0
Editor Rating

Reviewed by Sohail Akhtar

Lead Editor & Founder

Pros

What we like

  • Combines text-to-speech, AI music generation, voice cloning and speech-to-speech in one tool
  • Personal voice cloning enables consistent custom narration without repeated recording sessions
  • Free tier gives sufficient access to evaluate voice quality before committing

Cons

Limitations

  • The cheapest paid tier is explicitly non-commercial — commercial rights start on the tier above, which is easy to miss
  • Voice cloning quality depends on the length and clarity of the sample audio provided
  • Free tier usage limits constrain production-volume audio generation

Pricing

✓ Free tier re-verified July 2026: Free for personal use — Commercial rights need Pro ($10/mo)

PlanDetails
Free tierAdvertised — Uberduck says "get started for free" — but it does not publish what the free tier includes, so we cannot tell you the allowance.
Starter$2/month billed yearly — 1,000 monthly credits and private voice access, explicitly NON-COMMERCIAL use only.
Creator$5/month billed yearly — 3,600 credits, commercial licence, API access, AI image generation and custom image clones. This is the tier that grants commercial rights, not the top plan.
Pro$30/month billed yearly — 25,000 credits and a 24-hour support response.

A free tier exists — Uberduck advertises "get started for free" — but does not publish what it includes. Paid plans, billed yearly: Starter at $2/month for 1,000 monthly credits and private voice access, explicitly NON-COMMERCIAL use only; Creator at $5/month for 3,600 credits, adding a commercial licence, API access, AI image generation and custom image clones; and Pro at $30/month for 25,000 credits with a 24-hour support response. The tier that grants commercial rights is Creator at $5, not the top plan. This page previously described the tool as free for personal use with commercial rights on a single paid plan, and named a figure roughly double the real one for it. Both the price and the tier were wrong, and both are corrected here. Checked on uberduck.ai/pricing, 6 September 2026.

What is Uberduck?

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. Compare alternatives.

Associated Tags

uberduck ai voice, ai music generator vocals, voice conversion ai, uberduck pricing, ai voice cloning tool, music vocal ai

Key Features

Text-to-speech across 70+ languages
Instant personal voice cloning
AI music generation in a range of styles
Voice conversion technology
Speech-to-speech voice conversion
Music and effects integration
Real Use Cases

How professionals leverage Uberduck - AI Voice, Music and Voice Cloning for Creators

Discover practical workflows and real-world scenarios where Uberduck delivers key solutions.

01

Generate custom voice narration for video content using a cloned personal voice

02

Generate AI music and vocal tracks across a range of styles for creative projects

03

Prototype audio experiences and voice UI applications before recording professional talent

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Uberduck offer celebrity voices?
Not that we can find. Uberduck advertises no celebrity or public-figure voices on its site or pricing page as of 6 September 2026 — it sells synthetic voices and cloning from audio you provide. This page previously claimed a library of thousands of celebrity models as its headline feature, and we have withdrawn that. Worth adding that we would steer you away from that use regardless: synthesising a recognisable person's voice carries likeness and personality-rights exposure that falls on whoever publishes the result, not on the tool.
Can Uberduck make rap songs?
Uberduck does AI music generation across a wide range of styles alongside its voice tools. We have not tested the musical output ourselves, so treat this as a description of what is offered rather than a judgement of how good it sounds.
Is Uberduck free to use?
There is a free tier, though Uberduck does not publish what it includes. Paid plans start at $2/month for Starter, which is non-commercial only — commercial rights begin with Creator at $5/month, and Pro is $30/month for the largest credit allowance. If your work is client-facing, $5 is the real entry price, not $2.
Can I clone my own voice?
Yes — you supply audio samples and Uberduck trains a voice model from them. Longer, cleaner source audio gives a noticeably better result. Cloning a voice that is not yours raises consent and likeness questions that are your responsibility rather than the tool's.