Can I clone my voice for free on iPhone?

Apple's Personal Voice is built into iOS and has no price, but Apple limits it to personal, non-commercial use. Riff is free to download with three generated clips in your cloned voice. Most other cloning apps need a subscription or a paid pack to create or use a clone, as of October 2026.

Is it OK to clone someone else's voice?

Only with that person's clear permission, and some apps do not allow it at all. Riff and Apple Personal Voice allow only your own voice. Clony and VoClone say you may clone a voice you have permission to use. Murf AI warns that cloning someone's voice without consent can be illegal.

How much audio does a voice cloning app need?

It varies by app. Riff asks for about 25 seconds, Clony about 30 seconds, and Voiser's AI Voice Clone about 15 seconds. ElevenLabs needs 10 seconds to 2 minutes for an instant clone and 30 minutes or more for a professional clone.

Which voice cloning app works in Spanish?

Riff narrates in English or Spanish. ElevenLabs, Clony and Voiser's AI Voice Clone list more languages, and Apple's support pages list the languages Personal Voice supports.

Best voice cloning apps for iPhone

Updated October 2026 · By Reno Labs, the makers of Riff

For narrating videos in your own voice on an iPhone, ElevenLabs is the most complete choice, though you make the clone on its website. Riff, which we make, does the whole job on the phone from about 25 seconds of your voice, in English or Spanish. Clony packs the most extras into one app, and Apple's built-in Personal Voice is free and private but is meant for personal communication, not content.

Disclosure. We make Riff. We've tried to rank it fairly. We placed Riff second because ElevenLabs does far more. Facts about other apps come from their US App Store listings, websites and Apple's support pages, read in October 2026.

Clone your own voice, or a voice whose owner has given you clear permission. Every app on this list says so in its listing, terms or help pages, and some go further. Riff's terms allow only your own voice. Apple says Personal Voice is for your own voice and for personal, non-commercial use. Don't use a clone to pass yourself off as someone else, and label AI-generated audio when you publish it.

How we chose

We searched the US App Store for voice cloning apps and kept the ones whose listing says they clone the user's own voice. We left out every app that advertises celebrity voices, pranks or cloning "anyone", whatever its rating. We ranked the rest by fit for one job: narrating short videos in your own voice on an iPhone. Ratings and prices are from the US App Store in October 2026. We did not test audio quality side by side, so we don't rank on how real each clone sounds.

Compare at a glance

Voice cloning apps for iPhone, October 2026. Ratings and in-app prices from the US App Store.
App	Sample needed (as stated)	Consent rule (as stated)	Rating	Paid from (in-app)
1. ElevenLabs	10 seconds to 2 minutes (instant clone, on the web)	Confirm rights and consent; verification for pro clones	4.8 (22,842)	$6 credit pack; Creator $22 a month
2. Riff	About 25 seconds, in the app	Your own voice only	No ratings yet	$6.99 a week; $59.99 a year
3. Clony	About 30 seconds	Your voice or one you have permission to use	4.5 (2,723)	$3.99
4. AI Voice Clone (Voiser)	About 15 seconds, or an audio or video file	Confirm ownership or permission before each clone	4.1 (137)	$2.99 weekly character plan; one-time 10,000-character pack $4.49
5. VoClone	A recorded or uploaded sample	Your voice or one you have permission to use	4.3 (76)	$2.99 credit pack
6. Apple Personal Voice	A series of sentences read aloud	Your own voice; personal, non-commercial use	Built into iOS	No price shown

1. ElevenLabs Most complete

ElevenLabs is a full voice platform with text to speech, dubbing, sound effects and a library of more than 17,000 voices. Its iPhone app, ElevenLabs: AI Voice Generator, is rated 4.8 from 22,842 ratings and says it can use voice clones made on the web. On the website, an instant clone takes about 10 seconds to 2 minutes of audio and starts on the $6-a-month Starter plan; a professional clone needs 30 minutes or more and starts on Creator at $22 a month (October 2026). Before you save an instant clone, ElevenLabs asks you to confirm you have the right and consent; professional clones add a voice verification step. It fits you if you want many languages and fine control, and don't mind setting up on a computer. elevenlabs.io

2. Riff Ours

Riff does one job, entirely on the iPhone. You tick "This is my own voice", read a short passage aloud for about 25 seconds, and Riff sends the recording to its AI voice-cloning engine to build your clone. Then you paste or write a script of up to 1,000 characters, edit it, choose English or Spanish narration, listen to each clip and share the audio. There are no preset voices: every voice in Riff is yours. Generated clips stay on your phone, and deleting a voice in Settings removes it from Riff's server.

Riff is free to download with three generated clips. The US App Store lists Riff Creator Weekly at $6.99 and Riff Creator Annual at $59.99 for unlimited voiceovers (October 2026). It is new and has no ratings yet. English and Spanish narration are verified. It fits you if you post short videos and want your own voice on them without learning a studio tool. See the Riff page.

Riff: about 25 seconds of your voice, then your scripts read back in it. English or Spanish. Three clips free.

3. Clony AI Voice & Face Cloning Most extras

Clony's listing says it builds a voice clone from about 30 seconds of audio and adds text to speech, speech to speech, AI singing covers and talking-photo videos in more than 20 languages. A monthly subscription unlocks longer clips and higher limits; in-app purchases start at $3.99 (October 2026). Its listing says to clone only voices you own or have explicit permission to use, and bans impersonation and public-figure voices without consent. It is rated 4.5 from 2,723 ratings. It fits you if you want voice and video tricks in one app. App Store listing

4. AI Voice Clone: Text to Speech (Voiser) Clear AI labels

This app from Voiser clones a voice from about 15 seconds of recording, or from an audio or video file, then reads typed text with eight emotions and speed and pitch controls. It also translates into 16 languages and offers 38 preset voices. Its listing says cloning needs a subscription or a one-time purchase. In-app purchases include a $2.99 weekly plan with 10,000 characters, a one-time 10,000-character pack at $4.49, and a separate One Voice Clone purchase, also $4.49 (October 2026). Its listing says you confirm ownership or permission before each clone, that output is labeled as AI-generated, and that your sample goes to an outside AI voice provider. It is rated 4.1 from 137 ratings and is rated 17+. It fits you if you want generated audio labeled as AI and a consent check before every clone. App Store listing

5. VoClone: AI Voice Changer

VoClone lets you record or upload a sample to make a custom voice, then use it for text to speech. It also has preset voices, AI songs and covers. In-app purchases include credit packs from $2.99 and a weekly plan at $9.99 (October 2026). Its listing asks you to clone only your own voice or one you have permission to use, and not to impersonate anyone. It is rated 4.3 from 76 ratings. It fits you if you want cloning plus voice-changer effects. App Store listing

6. Apple Personal Voice Free, private

Personal Voice is built into iOS under Settings, then Accessibility, then Personal Voice. You read a series of sentences aloud and your iPhone creates a voice that sounds like you; Apple says the recording is processed on the device and stored encrypted. It works with Live Speech, which speaks what you type, and with apps you allow, such as augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) apps. Apple says it is for your own voice and for personal, non-commercial use, and that other apps can't capture its speech. Apple's pages list which iPhones and languages are supported. It fits you if you want a private copy of your voice for talking, not for publishing videos. support.apple.com

Tips for a better clone

Record in a quiet room, close to the microphone, at your normal speaking pace.
Read the sample in the language you will publish in. Riff asks which language you are reading in for this reason.
Keep scripts short and listen before you post. Riff's own listing notes that pronunciation varies.
Delete voices you no longer use. Check each app's settings or privacy policy for how.

Frequently asked questions

Can I clone my voice for free on iPhone?: Apple's Personal Voice is built into iOS and has no price, but Apple limits it to personal, non-commercial use. Riff is free to download with three generated clips in your cloned voice. Most other cloning apps need a subscription or a paid pack to create or use a clone, as of October 2026.
Is it OK to clone someone else's voice?: Only with that person's clear permission, and some apps do not allow it at all. Riff and Apple Personal Voice allow only your own voice. Clony and VoClone say you may clone a voice you have permission to use. Murf AI warns that cloning someone's voice without consent can be illegal.
How much audio does a voice cloning app need?: It varies by app. Riff asks for about 25 seconds, Clony about 30 seconds, and Voiser's AI Voice Clone about 15 seconds. ElevenLabs needs 10 seconds to 2 minutes for an instant clone and 30 minutes or more for a professional clone.
Which voice cloning app works in Spanish?: Riff narrates in English or Spanish. ElevenLabs, Clony and Voiser's AI Voice Clone list more languages, and Apple's support pages list the languages Personal Voice supports.