Voice cloning languages

A cloned voice reaches every one of the 30+ supported languages.

30+ languages supported
One cloned voice covers all
simba-3.2 clones need manual approval
Consent required

Definition

Voice cloning languages are the set a cloned voice can speak: 30+,. A single cloned voice ID covers all of them, so one clone reaches every supported language rather than requiring a separate clone per language.

One clone every language

You clone once and synthesize that voice in any supported language. That is what makes a cloned voice practical for dubbing and localized editions. See the multilingual cloning page.

Model support

Cloned voices run self-serve on simba-3.0, across English and six European languages. The curated simba-3.2 voice set plays cloned voices too, but each one currently requires manual Speechify approval. The full 30+ cross-language range for a clone is available on request.

A consent record with the speaker’s full name and email is required to create the voice, regardless of how many languages you use it in. See the TTS language support for the underlying language list.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many languages do cloned voices support?

Cloned voices speak across all 30+ supported languages. A single cloned voice ID covers the full set, so one clone reaches every supported language without cloning again per language.

Which models play cloned voices?

Cloned voices run self-serve on `simba-3.0`, across English and six European languages. The curated simba-3.2 voice set plays cloned voices too, but each one currently requires manual Speechify approval. The full 30+ language range for a clone is available on request.

Do I need a separate clone per language?

No. One cloned voice covers every supported language. Localizing is a synthesis job with the same voice ID, not a repeat of the cloning step.

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