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Free Voice Cloning: What You Actually Get for Nothing

Most pages ranking for "free voice cloning" bury the catch. Here it is up front: Musely's free plan gives you text-to-speech with the full stock voice library at no cost, but cloning your own voice is not on the free plan — it needs Creator at $19.9/mo. If a stock voice does the job, you never have to pay. If you specifically need your voice, this page shows exactly what it costs.

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MP3, M4A or WAV · 10 seconds to 5 minutes · up to 20MB

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MP3, M4A or WAV · 10 seconds to 5 minutes · up to 20MB

Best results: one person speaking clearly and naturally — no background music or noise.

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Updated on August 15, 2026
$0stock text-to-speech
39languages on free
100credits per clone
$19.9cheapest cloning plan
What is Musely Free Voice Cloning?

Musely Free Voice Cloning is an honest breakdown rather than a loophole. On the free plan you get text-to-speech from the MiniMax stock voice library across 39 languages without paying. Creating a clone of a specific person's voice costs 100 credits and is available on the Creator plan ($19.9/mo, up to 5 active voices) or Business ($99.9/mo, up to 20). The free and Professional plans do not include cloning.

Specifications

Free versus paid, line by line

Free plan ($0)

Stock text-to-speechIncluded, 39 languages
Media credits25 per month
Voice cloningNot included
Card requiredNo

Professional ($9.9/mo)

Stock text-to-speechIncluded
Media credits25 per month
Voice cloningNot included
Best forText tools rather than audio

Creator ($19.9/mo)

Voice cloningIncluded
Active cloned voicesUp to 5
Media credits1,000 per month
Annual price$119.9/yr, about $9.99/mo

Business ($99.9/mo)

Voice cloningIncluded
Active cloned voicesUp to 20
Media credits10,000 per month
Best forAgencies managing voices for several clients
How It Works

The actual accounting

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Free, genuinely: stock text-to-speech

Sign up and generate speech from the MiniMax system-voice library in 39 languages. This costs no credits and needs no card. For a great many jobs — explainers, drafts, prototypes — a stock voice is indistinguishable in usefulness from a cloned one.

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Not free: cloning a specific voice

Creating a cloned voice costs 100 credits, charged once when the voice is made. The free plan carries 25 media credits a month, which is not enough, and cloning is restricted to the Creator and Business plans regardless of credit balance.

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What Creator gets you

$19.9/mo (or $119.9 a year, about $9.99/mo) for 1,000 media credits a month and up to 5 active cloned voices. At 100 credits a voice, the monthly allowance covers creating five voices and still leaves room to generate with them.

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Decide on the honest question

Do you need this specific voice, or do you need a good voice? If it is the second, stay on free and use the stock library. Only pay when the identity of the voice is the point.

Use Cases

When free is genuinely enough

Video editor

Scratch track for a rough cut

Nobody watching a rough cut cares whose voice it is. A stock voice costs me nothing and does the job.

Game developer

Placeholder dialogue

Every NPC line is temporary until casting. Free stock voices carry the whole prototype.

Student

Turn notes into audio to revise

I just need my reading list read aloud on the bus. Any clear voice works.

Brand marketer

When you do need the specific voice

Our founder narrates everything. A stock voice would not be our brand, so cloning was worth paying for.

Author

When the voice is the product

Readers expect to hear me narrate my own book. That is exactly the case where a stock voice fails.

Agency producer

When you manage several voices

Five client voices on one plan is what pushed us from free to paid, not the cloning itself.

Comparison

What cloning costs across tools

FeatureMuselyElevenLabsResemble AIPlayHT
Cloning included in a flat monthly plan✓ Yes, Creator $19.9/mo⚠ Tiered plans⚠ Usage-based billing⚠ Tiered plans
Active cloned voices stated up front✓ 5 on Creator, 20 on Business⚠ Varies by tier⚠ Varies by tier⚠ Varies by tier
Minimum sample length stated by the vendor✓ 10 seconds⚠ Varies by tier⚠ Varies by tier⚠ Varies by tier
Output languages from one cloned voice✓ 39⚠ Check vendor⚠ Check vendor⚠ Check vendor
Cloned voice reusable across the vendor's other tools on one account✓ Yes, every Musely TTS tool⚠ Within that vendor's own products⚠ Within that vendor's own products⚠ Within that vendor's own products
Runs in the browser with no install✓ Yes, no install and no local GPU✓ Yes✓ Yes✓ Yes
Consent confirmation required before cloning✓ Required and versioned per voice✓ Required✓ Required✓ Required
Competitor details reflect each vendor's public pricing and docs as of August 2026 and change often — check their current pages before deciding.
FAQ

Free voice cloning, answered plainly

No. Creating a cloned voice costs 100 credits and requires a Creator plan ($19.9/mo) or Business plan ($99.9/mo). What is free is text-to-speech using the stock voice library — that works on the free plan in 39 languages at no cost and with no card.

Text-to-speech with the MiniMax system-voice library across 39 languages, plus 25 media credits a month for other media tools. It does not include creating cloned voices, which is gated to the Creator and Business plans.

Two separate reasons. A clone costs 100 credits and the free plan carries 25 a month, so the balance would not cover it. Separately, cloning is restricted to Creator and Business plans regardless of how many credits you hold.

The Creator plan at $19.9 a month, or $119.9 billed annually, which works out around $9.99 a month. That includes 1,000 media credits and up to 5 active cloned voices. At 100 credits per voice the monthly allowance covers creating all five with room left to generate.

Some open-source projects let you run cloning locally at no licence cost, but they need a capable GPU, setup time and technical comfort, and you take on the consent and safety obligations yourself. Hosted services almost always gate cloning behind a paid tier because inference costs money per voice.

The 100 credits are charged once when the voice is created, not per generation, so generating with an existing voice does not spend that fee again. If you hit a problem creating a voice, contact support and they will look at the specific case.