VoiSpark Reviews

I had purchased a lifetime license on another tool I had used for it's voice cloning and it went out of business and AppSumo gave me the money I spent back in credits under their guarantee. So I went all in on this voice cloning online app and went with the highest tier.

VoiSpark is definitely better at voice cloning and text-to-speech than the other app was. It is really intuitive to use and easy to store and recall several custom voice clone profiles. I used it right away for a simple non-fiction video and that worked great. Then I tried it for a project where I cloned my voice several times doing different voice acting characters for reading fiction stories that we dub over simple video animations. I used VoiSpark to help me stay consistent between characters with bits of dialog. Even though I would love to not have character limits (for longer projects with consistent voicing), for me a 5k character limit at a time hasn't been a big issue and is actually just right to make sure I like the lines I want to give to my editor without rendering out too much at a time and wasting credits. Since I had the top tier, I wasn't worried about the one-time 100k credits used to clone each voice since I could store those profiles with descriptions and use them again later for other projects later - and it would then be cheap to recall the voice profile after that first use. With the max tier I didn't feel like I was in danger of running out of credits anyway.

I like the "happy' emotive setting on MiniMax for a lot of different kinds of general readings and toying with other settings in addition to "emotion" to get shades of characters that still sound like I voiced them but varying in pacing or nuanced differently. If I don't like the way it was read I found if I just ran the lines through again and played with the punctuation or tweaked anything, the result was a noticeably different read that I often liked better. One suggestion: The ability to save different setting tweaks separately for a single cloned voice would be great.

I'll admit I revealed a bug in the first hour of using It, but things have been smooth for the most part. It just had issues with reading chapter headers or odd punctuation that humans would know how to read but an AI model is still unsure of. For example, I had something like "Book 3.9.1: Section Title" that didn't read correctly at all (it actually said some gibberish after the word "book" that didn't make sense) and I had to go in and change it to something like "Book one point five point two. Section title" and it worked much better. I didn't notice how the "text normalization" setting helped with stuff like this but it is a setting that the app says is supposed to help - so I kept it on.

I was able to do samples of minor, but difficult, voice acting characters that were hard on my voice for me to keep up, or infrequently used in the story and difficult to recall and conjure up consistently when there were large gaps between their appearances within the story, or just difficult to voice in general. I used VoiSpark to help quickly recall and perform these difficult character voices. Having it there in a saved character list to automatically refer back and perform lines for me made it much easier to save my voice and remain consistent with that character for an entire book or episode.

I'm giving it five stars because my creative team is using it every day. I am confident enough with the tool to let the editors render lines out for me to save my voice acting time and it is doing a great job for the way we use it. I really want to see this company stick around for the long haul. It's missing some conversational/podcast settings that was in one of the other voice cloning apps I've used (and I do miss that). And I'd love for more settings to tweak cloned voices and more tools for using it to help voice custom characters believably and help tell fictional stories. All in all, I think it's a great deal and I love having a lifetime deal in place for a good voice cloning tool like this. Please don't go anywhere, guys!

I love it so far, specifically the voice cloning. I’ve been looking for a tool to help with voiceovers and I hope VoiSpark stay around for a long time. I hope that a place is added in VoiSparks where we can purchase more credits if needed. But I love it!🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮

This is just basic text-to-speech—5k to 10k characters at a time. No conversational features, no real AI depth (voice cues). The voice cloning is decent, I’ll give them that, but the company avoids answering hard questions (Chatbreeze déjà vu). We’ve seen these tools pop up on AppSumo, then vanish while the real giants like ElevenLabs and Google AI Studio keep innovating. Discord support is dead on arrival. I don’t want to be tricked again, and not addressing users questions is a big deal. #Trust

VoiSpark is easy to use. No instructions are required. I like that there are a variety of voices from top providers. They all have samples, so you can hear what they sound like before you spend credits.

The voice cloning is awesome. While I know some would disagree, I think the credit spend to clone a voice is pretty fair. Once cloned, the voice is inexpensive to use.

I was surprised by the voice cloning. I was not expecting to receive the quality that I did from MiniMax, given the small audio sample that I provided. The results were excellent. I played a sample for a family member and got a "whoa" in response.

I haven't used the API yet, so I can't review it, but it's definitely something that I plan to do. I'm glad for the option.

I feel like VoiSpark is a pretty good deal. Definitely a keeper!

After testing out several AI voice generators for my YouTube and podcast projects, I’m genuinely impressed by what VoiSpark delivers.

Want to see Voispark in action? Check out this in-depth review/tutorial video ----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx6vFbM0iS8
(The video walks you through VoiSpark’s best features and even shows how to set up your first project.)

The platform stands out for its huge library of 500+ voices in 30+ languages—there’s truly a voice for every style and region, which made localizing my content for a global audience so much easier than before.

The voice cloning feature is a real game-changer. I was able to upload a short audio clip, and VoiSpark replicated my own voice (and even a celebrity’s for a demo!) with uncanny accuracy. The ability to tweak pitch, speed, and emotional tone means the final audio never sounds robotic or flat—it actually feels human and authentic.

Exporting in multiple formats like MP3 and WAV was straightforward, and being able to use these tracks for commercial projects—like e-learning courses and marketing videos—has been a huge plus for my business.

VoiSpark’s interface is easy enough for beginners, but also offers advanced settings when you want to really customize your voiceover. Overall, if you’re looking for a professional-level AI voice generator without breaking the bank or jumping through hoops, I highly recommend giving VoiSpark a try.