What Inworld Voice Clone is best at
Pricing
Inworld Voice Clone costs 2 credits per 1,000 characters on Versely. It bills per 1,000 characters of input text.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| per 1,000 characters | 2 credits |
Prices are Versely credits. Your plan's credit allowance is on the pricing page.
Inputs
Text prompt
Generates from a written prompt - no media upload required.
Voice sample
Takes a reference recording and clones that voice.
Release
Inworld Voice Clone was released on October 17, 2025 (released 1.0 years ago).
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Inworld Voice Clone cost on Versely?+
Inworld Voice Clone costs 2 credits per 1,000 characters on Versely.
What is Inworld Voice Clone best for?+
Clone any voice using Inworld AI voice cloning. Upload audio samples to create a personalized voice for TTS generation. On Versely it is filed as a Inworld audio model for text to audio, voice clone.
Does Inworld Voice Clone need a voice sample?+
Inworld Voice Clone works from an audio input — it clones or converts a voice you supply.
When was Inworld Voice Clone released?+
Inworld Voice Clone was released on October 17, 2025 (released 1.0 years ago).
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Guides
Cartesia Voice Clone: a voice file, not a talking generate (8cr)
Cartesia Voice Clone writes audio. If we see the mouth, pick a talking or lipsync row instead of laying this on a closed mouth.
Clone the voice, then run lipsync
Clone with Cartesia Voice Clone (8cr, consent required), then lipsync on Kling Avatar Pro or VEED Fabric.
Cartesia clone vs ElevenLabs change
Cartesia Voice Clone is 8 credits. ElevenLabs Voice Change is 5. Clone a voice or convert a take. Neither row is lipsync.
Wan 2.7: Reference-to-Video With Voice Clone
Wan 2.7 pairs reference-to-video with voice cloning: consistent characters that speak in your voice. Setup, use cases, and honest limits for brand teams.