Press Live to hear your own voice with the effect in real time while you speak. Use headphones, otherwise the speakers feed back into the microphone. Live mode is for trying effects and having fun; to keep the result, record your voice and download it. Changing your voice inside calls or Discord needs an app installed on your computer; a web page cannot do that.
Most online voice changers upload your recording to a server. This one processes the sound with your browser’s own audio engine, on your phone or computer. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, no watermark and no time limit beyond 10 minutes per recording.
Simple voice changers speed the sound up or slow it down, which changes how long it lasts, or they use a quick pitch trick that leaves a wobbly, metallic sound. Here the recording is shifted with a time-stretching method that keeps your words in sync and sounds natural, then the effect is added. The result keeps the original length, so you can put it back on a video.
Yes, completely free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Yes, in Safari, Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Samsung Internet. Allow the microphone when your browser asks. On phones, the Share button sends the MP3 directly to your apps.
Yes: choose the video file and the tool uses its sound. You get an audio file with the same length, which you can put back on the video in any video editor (CapCut, iMovie, InShot…).
Choose Deep, or open Fine-tune and move Pitch to -3 to -6 for a natural deeper voice. Lower values sound like a monster.
Robot, Alien, Monster and Chipmunk change a voice a lot. Combining a pitch change with an effect makes it harder to recognize, but no voice changer is a guaranteed disguise.
An MP3 (128 kbps, plays everywhere and is small enough for messaging apps) or an uncompressed WAV.
Want to keep a normal recording? Use the free online voice recorder.