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Fake Voice review

Freemium#19 of 28 in Fun Tools

A one-time purchase tool for voice cloning, effects, dubbing, and dialogue.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fake Voice is a cloud-based AI audio tool for people making voice messages, voiceovers, dubbed video, and other spoken content. It can clone a voice from uploaded or recorded audio, convert text to speech in 14 languages, change vocal characteristics in real time, and generate dialogue with multiple speakers. The product is available through web, Windows, iOS, and Android versions, with browser-based and mobile deployment options. Its audience includes solo creators and small teams who want voice production features without a recurring subscription.

The published plans use one-time payments. The Starter Pack costs $5 and includes lifetime character balance, unlimited voice cloning, cloning from audio files, and high-fidelity audio. The Pro Pack costs $8 and includes those same capabilities plus priority API access. The Studio Pack costs $20 and adds studio-quality export while retaining the other listed features. A free plan is also available. This structure suits occasional or project-based production, while the paid tiers mainly distinguish API priority and export quality.

Fake Voice combines several creation modes in one workflow: transcript generation from imported audio in the web studio, AI video dubbing, real-time voice adjustment, and multi-speaker dialogue. Generated audio can be shared through WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, and TikTok. The four-voice dialogue ceiling and tier-specific export options matter for larger productions, and support is provided by email. Choose Fake Voice if you want broad voice experimentation across desktop and mobile with a low one-time entry price. Look elsewhere if your project requires more than four dialogue voices, studio export in the entry tiers, or support beyond email.

Fake Voice pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • One-time packs include lifetime character balance and unlimited cloning
    • Real-time controls cover pitch, tone, gender, accent, and emotion
    • Supports dubbing, 14-language speech, and dialogue with up to four voices
  • Where it doesn't
    • Multi-speaker dialogue generation supports up to four voices
    • Priority API access is limited to the Pro Pack
    • Studio-quality export is limited to the Studio Pack

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