About Clonylab
Clonylab makes natural English voice-overs from your script and clones your own voice. The audio is made on your own device, so your text and your recordings stay with you.
Who is behind it
Yashveer Bharani
Founder of Clonylab
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Clonylab was started by Yashveer Bharani, who works in digital marketing and AI from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The Clonylab team writes every page on this site, tests the voices before they are published, answers support requests and keeps the licence and privacy pages up to date. When something on the site changes (a price, a limit, a voice), the page that states it is changed in the same release.
Background
| Education | Master of Computer Applications (MCA) |
|---|---|
| Digital marketing | 7 years of experience |
| AI agency | 2 years of experience |
| Other work | Runs two more local businesses in India alongside Clonylab |
Why Clonylab exists
The aim is simple: bring useful AI services to people everywhere at a price so low that it feels like almost nothing. Voice cloning and text to speech are often priced for companies. Clonylab makes the audio in your own browser, so it does not need to rent large voice servers, and that helps keep the price low. You can start free with no card, and the paid plans are kept low too.
What Clonylab does, in short
| What it is | A web app that makes English voice-overs from text and clones your own voice |
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| Language | English only (US and UK accents) |
| Standard voices | 38 premade voices: 28 US and 10 UK |
| Where audio is made | On your own device, in your browser (graphics card when it passes a test, otherwise CPU) |
| Your text and recordings | Not uploaded to make the voice-over |
| Downloads | MP3 and WAV |
| Account | Required. Free to start, no card needed |
| Free trial | 300 characters, one time, up to 3 cloned voices |
| Paid plans | Pro and Team: unlimited characters and cloned voices, AI connection (MCP) |
| Commercial use | Standard voices are licensed for it. See the voice licences |
Why the audio is made on your device
Most voice tools send your script to a server and send the audio back. Clonylab downloads the voice model to your browser once and runs it there. That keeps your text private, removes the upload wait and means there is no queue. The trade-off is honest: the first use of a voice downloads its files, and a slower computer makes voice-overs more slowly than a fast one.
How voices are licensed
Every standard voice is offered under the licence of its model and training data, and the voices on offer are cleared for commercial use. The details, including any attribution a licence asks for, are on the Voice licences page. Voice cloning is for your own voice or a voice whose speaker has clearly and lawfully allowed it. The Terms forbid using a cloned voice to impersonate or deceive anyone.
What Clonylab does not do
Clonylab is English only. It does not offer other languages, and it does not create a clone for you from someone else's recording. An account is needed to use it, and the AI connection (MCP) needs a Pro or Team plan and an open Clonylab tab, because the audio is made in your browser.
How we handle your data
Your text, recordings, history and cloned voices are kept in your own browser. The Privacy policy lists exactly what our servers do store, such as your account and your plan.
Plans
You can start free with a one-time allowance of 300 characters. Pro and Team remove the limits. See the pricing page for the current prices.
Talk to us
Questions, billing problems, a voice that sounds wrong, or a case of misuse: write to support@clonylab.com or use the chat button. More on the contact page.
Questions and answers
Who makes Clonylab?
Clonylab was founded by Yashveer Bharani in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The Clonylab team writes the pages, tests the voices and answers support requests.
Does Clonylab work in other languages?
No. Clonylab is English only, with US and UK accents. There are 38 standard voices: 28 US and 10 UK.
Can I use the voices in commercial projects?
Yes. The standard voices on offer are cleared for commercial use. The voice licences page has the details, including any credit a licence asks for.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The audio is made in your browser, so your text and recordings are not uploaded to make a voice-over. Your History, MP3 files and cloned voices are stored in your browser.
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