The Voice Library is where you find, save and create the AI voices used across CAMB.AI: for dubbing speakers, audiobook and video narrators, and Text-to-Speech. Open it from Voice Library in the sidebar.
What's in each tab?
Explore: ready-made voices from CAMB.AI. Start with Recently used or the Handpicked for your use case categories: Conversational, Narration, Characters, Social Media and Educational.
My Voices: voices you created, including clones saved from a dubbing project.
Workspace Voices: voices shared with everyone in your workspace or team.
Saved: voices you bookmarked to find quickly later.
How do I find the right voice?
Search by name, or filter by Gender, Language, Age and Category.
Each voice shows a short description of how it sounds, its language and region, and tags such as age and use case.
Press ▶ to listen before you choose.
What can I do with a voice?
Click the bookmark icon to save a voice, or open the ⋮ menu to:
Use voice: use it right away.
Copy ID: copy the voice ID, for example to use it through the API.
View: see the voice's details.
Save voice: add it to your Saved tab.
How do I create my own voice?
Click Create Voice in the top-right corner and choose:
Upload a voice sample: clone a real voice from a recording.
Text-to-Voice Synthesis: describe the voice you want in words (for example "a calm, deep male voice with a British accent") and CAMB.AI designs it.
Which options you see depends on your plan and access. Step-by-step guide and recording tips: How to create a custom voice (and get the best results).
How do I use a library voice in a project?
Dubbing: open the speakers panel in the editor, click Select Voice and pick from the same tabs (Explore, My Voices, Workspace, Saved). See Speaker Settings.
Audiobook and Video Narration: choose it as the Narrator Voice when you create the project.
Text-to-Speech: pick it as the voice. See How to generate Text-to-Speech audio.
ℹ️ Only clone a real person's voice when you have their permission.