Alias TTS for audio creators
Make the voice yours. Shape every take.
Start with a voice and a script. Alias prepares the words for speech, lets you direct the performance chunk by chunk, and preserves the exact final you approved.
Your voice
Clone your voice from a short recording.
Record in the browser or upload a clean reference clip. There is no training job to manage: choose the voice, tune its delivery, and start making audio.
Record with a prompt
Use the built-in teleprompter, review the recording, and keep the take that best represents the voice.
Clean the reference
Preview optional denoising, then let Alias normalize and trim the clip for consistent results.
Tune by ear
Render the same line at several settings, compare the performances, and save the winner as a preset.
Keep it portable
Export the reference, settings, and presets together, ready to import wherever you use Alias.
Before the take
Prepare the script for the way people listen.
Paste the script into Inspector to see how it will be cleaned, pronounced, and divided before you spend anything on generation.
Pronunciation
Teach Alias how to say product names, initials, and unusual proper nouns once, then reuse the correction.
Natural chunks
Sentence-aware boundaries turn a long script into manageable passages without careless mid-thought cuts.
A free preview
Review cleaned text, chunk boundaries, voice settings, and likely cost before creating the project.
Studio
Fix the sentence, not the file.
Studio turns the script into an editable sequence of chunks. Hear the whole piece, isolate a seam, or focus on one line without losing the rest of the approved performance.
Direct one take at a time
Edit a line, adjust its delivery, and regenerate only that chunk. Compare takes and keep the one that reads right.
Cast each passage
Use a different voice for any chunk—a narrator, guest, character, or quoted speaker—in one final file.
Let QA listen too
Automatic checks can catch incomplete lines, noisy tails, suspicious pauses, and boundary hum before the final build.
Preserve your decisions
Mute a passage without deleting it, duplicate the project for another cut, and retain the original you approved.
The final
Approve it. Seal it. Prove it.
Build the finished work as MP3 or WAV. When it is final, seal the exact audio with a record of the script, settings, chunks, and chosen takes.
A finished master
Clean seams join the approved chunks into one downloadable file.
A production receipt
Export the audio with a readable record and machine-readable manifest.
A public check
Anyone can verify that the file they received is the untouched final you approved.
Bring the script. Direct the performance.
Alias handles the repetitive production work while you decide what the final should sound like.
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