Free while it's new
Both voice cloning and voice design are free for a limited time. Make as many as you like.
Voice Studio · Free while it's new
Clone any voice.Or design a brand-new one.
Reverie's Voice Studio lets you build the voice itself — clone a real one from a few seconds of audio, or describe one in words and hear it come to life. Then give it to any character.
- 10–30s sample
- No recording? Just describe it
- Use on any character
My voices
Eleanor — narratorClone
Frost — cold & preciseDesign
Ready
Two ways to make a voice
Start from a recording, or a sentence.
Whichever voice you're chasing, one of these gets you there — no audio engineering required.
Clone
Clone a voice from audio
For when the voice already exists somewhere — a reference clip, a recording, your own. Capture a short sample and we rebuild it as a voice you can speak any line in.
- Record in the browser or upload a file
- 10–30 seconds of clean speech is the sweet spot
- Trains in the background, then it's yours to use
Design
Design a voice from words
No sample anywhere? Describe the voice in plain language and we synthesize it from the description alone. The right call for original characters that only exist in your head.
Voice description
“A warm, gentle young woman with a slight British accent — unhurried, a little breathy.”
- No microphone, no upload — just a description
- Dial in age, warmth, pace, texture and accent
- Endless variations until it sounds right
How it works
From idea to a usable voice in minutes.
Cloning a voice
- 1
Capture a sample
Record 10–30 seconds in the browser, or upload a clean clip of one person speaking normally.
- 2
We train it
The clone processes in the background. Keep browsing — it flips to Ready on its own.
- 3
Use it anywhere
Preview it, then assign it to any character. It's saved in My voices to reuse across your roster.
Designing a voice
- 1
Describe the sound
Write what the voice should sound like — register, pace, texture, accent. A sentence is enough.
- 2
We generate it
Reverie synthesizes a voice that matches your description, no recording required.
- 3
Keep or refine
Love it? Use it. Not quite? Tweak the description and generate another take.
Designing a good voice
Describe the sound, not the biography.
The model can't hear a backstory. Trade facts about the character for words about the voice, and the results jump.
Reaches for biographyDescribes the sound
A 400-year-old vampire lord.
Low and unhurried, faintly cold, landing each consonant with precision.
A cheerful barista from California.
Bright, quick and a little raspy, with an upward lilt at the end of sentences.
A wise old wizard.
Deep, gravelly and slow, with long pauses and a hint of dry amusement.
Reach for register, pace, texture, warmth, age and accent — the things you'd actually notice in the first three seconds.
Why Voice Studio
Built to disappear into the scene.
Use on any character
A voice you make once can be assigned to any character — your own or one you're chatting with.
All in My voices
Preview, rename and delete your voices from one place. Build a library that's yours.
Clone or design
Start from a recording when you have one, or from a sentence when you don't. Same result: a custom voice.
Speaks your languages
Your custom voices read in the languages Reverie supports, so characters stay in character across the world.
Consent first
Cloning a real voice means confirming you have the right to use it. A feature people can trust.
Questions
Voice cloning & design, answered.
Is AI voice cloning free on Reverie?
Yes — voice cloning and voice design are both free for a limited time right now. You can clone and design as many voices as you like while the feature is new.
How long does the audio sample need to be?
10–30 seconds of clear speech is the sweet spot. Use a clean clip of one person talking normally, with no music or background noise — a short, clean sample beats a long, noisy one.
Can I create a voice without any recording?
Yes. That's what voice design is for: describe the voice in plain words — register, pace, texture, accent — and Reverie generates it from the description alone. No microphone or upload needed.
What can I do with a cloned or designed voice?
Assign it to any character so their replies are spoken in that voice. Every voice you make is saved in My voices, where you can preview, rename, delete and reuse it across your whole roster.
Whose voice am I allowed to clone?
Only a voice you have the right to use — your own, or one you have permission for. Before a clone is created you confirm you have that right. Please take it seriously.
Where do I find Voice Studio?
Open any character's voice settings during a chat and tap Open Voice Studio. From there you can clone, design and manage all of your custom voices.
Give your character a voice that's only theirs.
Stop settling for the closest match. Clone the voice you mean, or design one nobody else has — free while it's new.