FakeYou - Deep Fake Text to Speech

More than 3,500 voice models sit behind the search box, spanning celebrities, cartoon characters, anime figures, historical names, and original personas. Featured picks and community ratings help you sort through the pile instead of guessing. Quality is a lottery. One model sounds near-perfect, the next sounds like a phone call from 2004.

This is the core tool. You type a script, choose a voice, and the platform renders speech you can replay or download. Short lines are where it shines. Longer passages take more time and can lose the emotional nuance the shorter clips carry. Output comes out as MP3 or WAV.

Voice conversion takes an existing recording and outputs it in a target voice from the library, keeping much of the original pacing and delivery. You can adjust pitch shift, pitch estimation, and automatic F0 conversion before you run it, and pitch can move by as much as 36 semitones, which opens up voices well outside your own range. Results vary depending on how close your source recording is to the target model's training data.

The Voice Designer builds a custom AI voice from audio samples you upload, guided step by step through the process. It suits creators who want a signature sound rather than borrowing someone else's. The tool is still marked beta, so expect rough edges. Pro and Elite subscribers get private model storage, and Elite adds sharing options on top. AI voice cloning through this route keeps the resulting model in your own account until you decide to publish it.

FakeYou runs a newer generation of engines alongside its classic TTS system. F5-TTS handles zero-shot cloning with more natural prosody and emotion, and it swaps between English and Chinese mid-sentence. Seed-VC powers real-time voice conversion. It keeps the speaker's emotion and timing intact while changing the vocal identity. Both sit on dedicated pages separate from the main text to speech flow.

Generated audio can be pushed into lip-sync video, making a character's mouth move to match the line you produced. It's a practical shortcut for memes, dubbing, and short-form clips where paying for studio animation isn't an option, and you can pair it with a downloaded voice clip for a finished piece without leaving the browser.

An API sits behind the consumer site with documentation covering endpoints, response codes, and authentication. Optional API tokens bypass the default IP rate limit and open up privately uploaded voice models. Developers have used it to power community bots and integrations. The docs also cover additional endpoints on request.