Question 1

How much reference audio is required to clone a voice on Voocaly?

Accepted Answer

Voocaly requires only 1 to 2 minutes of clean speech or an uploaded audio file up to 10MB in WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, or WebM. Our zero-shot neural engine extracts acoustic resonance and vocal cadence without requiring hours of studio recordings.

Question 2

Can I keep my cloned voice private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On Creator and Scale plans, custom voice models can be marked Private, ensuring they remain strictly accessible within your authenticated account. On Free and Starter plans, custom clones join the shared community catalog.

Question 3

What recording setup produces the most accurate voice clone?

Accepted Answer

A clean recording with minimal room reverberation yields the highest fidelity. Use a condenser microphone at a 4-to-6 inch distance, speaking in your natural conversational cadence without background noise or background music.

Question 4

Do I need legal authorization to clone someone’s voice?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Voocaly strictly mandates that you have explicit legal consent to clone any voice. Cloning third parties without consent or replicating public figures without written authorization is strictly prohibited under our Terms of Service.

Question 5

How many voice clones can I create across different subscription plans?

Accepted Answer

The Free tier allows 1 public voice clone (with a 2,000 monthly cloning character cap). Starter includes up to 5 public voice clones. Creator provides 7 public or private clones with studio models. Scale provides 10 public or private voice clones.

Question 6

Can I use my cloned voice for commercial projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All voiceovers synthesized using cloned voices on paid plans (Starter, Creator, Scale) include full worldwide commercial monetization rights for YouTube, podcasts, audiobooks, and client deliverables.