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OpenVoice

Instant voice cloning by MIT and MyShell. Audio foundation model.

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Text To Speech MIT 36,996 stars

Overview

Description

Clone any voice instantly with OpenVoice β€” generate natural-sounding speech in multiple languages from just a short audio sample. Backed by MIT research and used millions of times on MyShell's platform, it delivers accurate tone reproduction with fine-grained control over emotion and speaking style. The bottom line: high-quality voice cloning that's free for commercial use.

Technical scorecard

License

MIT

Commercial use

Yes

OpenAI-compatible API

No

REST API

No

Fine-tuning support

No

Quantization support

No

Docker available

No

GUI / no-code available

No

Telemetry

Unknown

Offline after setup

Yes

Data & Privacy

Does it send data online?

After setup, this listing is marked as usable offline. Confirm network behavior against the upstream project before regulated deployment.

Does it store history?

Not verified in this directory yet. Review the upstream docs for persistence, logs, and workspace storage.

License checks?

Commercial use is marked as allowed or likely allowed by the listed license.

Telemetry?

Unknown

Last verified: Jul 22, 2026. Maintainer verification should be treated as directory guidance, not legal advice.

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Setup & Installation

A developer can usually get this running with standard docs.

# Start with the official project repository
# https://github.com/myshell-ai/OpenVoice

Hardware Requirements

Hardware tagsNot specified
LanguagesPython

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