Convert voice memos into LinkedIn carousels, posts, and X threads in under 2 minutes
AI voice generator and voice cloning for text-to-speech
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Freemium
Pricing
Free Plan: $0/month with 3 generations per month, up to 60-second recordings. Founding Member: $12/month or $99/year with 60 generations per month, up to 3-minute recordings, custom branding, and no watermarks.
Free: up to 500 characters per generation (3 daily attempts for guests). Starter: $14.50/month or $174/year, includes 1,500 credits/month. Studio: $49.50/month or $594/year, includes 6,000 credits/month. Enterprise: $149.50/month or $1,794/year, includes 30,000 credits/month. Extra credits: 200 cred
Key features
Convert voice notes to LinkedIn carousel PDFs
Generate LinkedIn posts and X threads from single voice memo
Multi-language support with automatic translation
Custom branding with handle and CTA on slides
Upload audio and video files up to 3 minutes
Support for MP3, WAV, M4A audio and MP4 video files
Customizable writing tone and voice profiles
Regenerate slides and text outputs
Over 200 AI voices across 85 languages
Voice cloning with private voice slots
Audiobook maker with chapter-by-chapter creation
MP3 download and free replay without generation cost
Text-to-speech API for developers
Up to 10,000 characters per generation with active subscription
Credit-based billing system
Generation history and script saving
Priority generation queue with Studio and Enterprise plans
What makes it different
No design skills required, no blank page paralysis
Complete content bundle in under 2 minutes from single voice note
Audio privacy guarantee with in-memory processing
Risk-free with 3 free exports and no credit card required
Free preview with 500 characters without account or payment
Replay and download audio for free after generation
Commercial license included with Studio and Enterprise plans
Voice cloning from personal voice samples
Support for 85 script languages with natural narrators