Coming soon Desktop AI voice production

Your complete AI voice studio. Owned, not rented.

Generate voiceovers, clone voices, design new speakers, and direct multi-speaker productions from one desktop app for Windows and Mac.

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Free local enginesCreate without character fees

Windows + MacNative desktop workflow

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5Creative
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Hear FusionVoice

Listen to real examples generated with the app.

These are not stock samples. They show the kinds of voice output FusionVoice can create from typed scripts, local engines, voice cloning, and Studio projects.

Example 1

Dave's real voice, then the local AI clone

First, listen to Dave's short original recording. Then hear the OmniVoice local clone generate completely new text, including French and simplified Chinese.

Voice CloneOmniVoice local engineNo cloud credits
1. Original voice sample
Transcript

Hi, my name is Dave, the creator and developer of the Fusion Voice software. You are hearing a real recording of my voice. I will use this voice you are hearing right now to create a clone inside a Fusion Voice.

Example 2

One voice, different delivery styles

A short kids story created in Studio with the built-in Qwen3 model and different voice-style directions on each line.

StudioQwen3-TTSVoice Style
The Littlest Cloud
Line directions
  • Warm, gentle storytelling
  • Deep, grumbly, theatrical
  • Building excitement, hushed to loud
  • Slow, wonder-filled, whispered
  • Soft, happy resolution
  • Hushed, cozy whisper, slow and measured
Example 3

A three-voice podcast from a typed script

A short Studio project using multiple voices and engines to demonstrate cast-style audio production.

Studio3 voicesMixed engines
The Reveal
Transcript

Maya: Welcome back to Tech Minute! Today's hot topic — AI voices. Ben, are they actually good now?

Ben: Honestly? No. You can always tell. There's something… hollow about them. Real podcasts like ours? Totally safe.

Maya: Couldn't agree more. A real conversation has timing. Banter. Chemistry.

Narrator: Everything you just heard — Maya, Ben, and this voice — was generated in FusionVoice from a typed script. Three voices, different engines, with just one click.

Ben: Um ... Well, this is awkward.

A quick look inside

Pick the right voice engine for every project.

Use free local engines for everyday production, then bring your own OpenAI, Gemini, or ElevenLabs API key when a project calls for it.

  • Quick text-to-speech voiceovers
  • Local and cloud voice cloning
  • Multi-speaker scripts and productions
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FusionVoice Quick TTS interface preview
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About FusionVoice

Desktop AI voice production without being locked into one provider.

FusionVoice is a one-time-purchase AI voice studio being built for creators, marketers, podcasters, course producers, authors, and localization workflows. It combines free local voice engines with optional bring-your-own-key cloud providers in one desktop interface.

4 local enginesKokoro, Piper, OmniVoice, and Qwen3-TTS across the FusionVoice tools.
3 cloud providersOptional OpenAI, Google Gemini, and ElevenLabs integrations using your own API keys.
5 creative workflowsQuick TTS, Voice Clone, Voice Lab, Studio, and Audiobooks.
2 desktop platformsWindows 10/11 and macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon.

FusionVoice questions

What is FusionVoice?

FusionVoice is a desktop AI voice studio for generating voiceovers, cloning voices, designing new speakers, directing multi-speaker productions, translating scripts, organizing audio, and exporting finished results.

Does FusionVoice run locally?

Yes. FusionVoice supports four unique local voice engines across its tools: Kokoro, Piper, OmniVoice, and Qwen3-TTS. Local generation has no per-character charge, and local voice clones remain on your computer.

Can FusionVoice use OpenAI, Gemini, or ElevenLabs?

Yes. You can optionally connect your own OpenAI, Google Gemini, or ElevenLabs API key when a project benefits from a cloud provider.