Vocalix turns any script into clean, mastered voice-overs in studio voices, ElevenLabs HD, and a clone of your own. No mic, no booth, no retakes.
Not a wall of toggles — a focused studio built for people who publish on a schedule and care how it sounds.
Thirty seconds of clean audio is all it takes. Vocalix then reads any script in your own voice, so you can build a channel you never sit down to record for again.
Cinematic narrators, calm explainers, roaring sportscasters. Over a thousand expressive voices across every tone you'd cast for, plus the full ElevenLabs HD library right beside them.
Write in any language and switch accents without leaving the editor.
Drop in a stack of .txt notes. Each one becomes its own file, named to match. A week of scripts while you grab coffee.
Every export is loudness-matched, so your voice lands at the right level, never three notches too quiet.
Your work lives in your browser and clears itself. Nothing of yours sits on a server.
One key, one device. Hand out access on your terms and switch it off in a click.
A small cut of the library. Every line below is the delivery you can pull from Vocalix in a click.
Any length, any language. Vocalix handles long-form on its own, with no character ceiling to plan around.
Your clone, a studio voice, or ElevenLabs HD. Preview it, dial the emotion and pace, then commit.
Out comes a clean, mastered MP3 that drops straight into your edit. No queue, no watermark.
Vocalix runs on invite keys. You get one, it locks to your browser, and it just works every day, until the person who gave it decides otherwise.
Not at all. Start with any of the thousand-plus studio voices or the ElevenLabs HD library. Cloning your own voice is there the day you want a channel that sounds like you — it's never required.
As long as you need. Vocalix quietly splits long-form scripts, voices the parts in parallel, and stitches them back into one clean file — you just paste and generate.
In your browser, and nowhere else. Your history sits on your device, clears itself after a few hours, and never touches a shared server. Download anything you want to keep.
Yes. Drop in a set of .txt files and Vocalix voices each one, names the output to match the file, and downloads them as it goes. Stop the run anytime.
No — and that's the point. A key locks to the first browser that opens it. If someone else needs in, they get their own key, and either one can be switched off on its own.
A loudness-mastered MP3 that drops straight into videos, reels, podcasts and ads — no watermark, no render queue, no waiting around.
Open the studio, enter your key, and hear a script you wrote spoken back the way you imagined it.
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