Uberduck produces realistic, expressive synthetic vocals from text. It covers text to speech, text to singing and text to rapping, plus voice cloning for custom voices and speech to speech conversion that swaps your voice for another while keeping the delivery style. A music generator writes tracks with lyrics in seconds, and an API exposes speech, singing and voice conversion to developers. Paid plans are billed yearly: Starter costs $2 per month, Creator $5 per month and Pro $30 per month, with monthly credit allowances of 1,000, 3,600 and 25,000.
The service is aimed at agencies, musicians, marketers and independent creators who need voices on demand without booking a studio. Songwriters can audition lyrics with a sung vocal, video producers can record voiceovers in dozens of languages, and developers can wire speech generation into their own apps through the API. Anyone without musical training can describe an idea and get a finished track. Commercial use requires a Creator or Pro plan, so businesses publishing monetized content should plan for one of those two tiers rather than the entry plan.
Typical projects include video game soundtracks, custom brand jingles, podcast intros and outros, birthday or holiday greetings, YouTube intros with background music, school assignments and social media promos. An agency can produce a multilingual voiceover from one script, since more than 70 languages are supported, then clone a client voice for consistent narration across campaigns. Rap and singing generation suits meme videos and demo tracks, while the speech to speech feature lets voice actors or streamers transform a recorded take into another voice. Developers building voice apps can call the API for text to speech, singing or voice conversion at scale.
