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Voice Recorder
Record your voice directly in the browser. Perfect for creating reference audio, memos, and voice cloning samples.
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Press the red button to start recording. Allow microphone access when prompted.
Credit Cost
Free
Voice recording runs entirely in your browser. No credits required, no data uploaded until you choose.
Recording Tips
- Use a quiet room with minimal echo
- Stay 6-12 inches from the microphone
- Speak clearly at a natural pace
- Avoid background music or noise
- For voice cloning, record 10-30 seconds of continuous speech
Privacy
All recording happens locally in your browser using the Web Audio API. No audio is transmitted to our servers until you explicitly choose to process or download it.
Best For
Voice cloning reference audio, quick voice memos, podcast recording, demos, and audio notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our voice recorder uses your browser's microphone access (Web Audio API) to capture audio directly. Recordings are processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded until you choose to save or process the recording.
You can record in various quality levels: low (22kHz mono, ~64kbps), medium (44.1kHz mono, ~128kbps), and high (48kHz stereo, ~320kbps). Higher quality produces larger files but better audio.
Yes! The voice recorder is perfect for creating reference audio for voice cloning. Record 10-30 seconds of clear speech without background noise, then use it directly with our voice cloning tool.
Yes. The voice recorder is completely free with no account required, no usage limits, and zero credit cost. Record as many clips as you need without signing up or paying. All recording is done locally in your browser.
No. All recording and processing happens locally in your browser using the Web Audio API. Nothing is uploaded until you explicitly choose to use the recording with another tool like Voice Cloning or Speech to Text. Your audio stays on your device by default.
The voice recorder works in all modern browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari. Chrome and Edge generally provide the best recording quality and the most reliable microphone access. Ensure your browser has permission to access your microphone.
Yes. The recorder uses whatever microphone your browser detects. Connect a USB microphone, audio interface, or headset before opening the page, then select it as your input device in your browser or operating system audio settings. External microphones typically produce higher quality recordings.
There is no hard time limit on recording length. However, longer recordings consume more browser memory. For clips over 10 minutes, consider using a dedicated recording application. For voice cloning reference audio, 10-60 seconds is optimal.
Yes. After recording, you can download the audio file to your device in WAV format. You can also send the recording directly to other WhatIsTTS tools like Voice Cloning, Speech to Text, or Audio Enhancer without downloading first.
Record in a quiet room with minimal background noise. Use a good quality microphone positioned 6-12 inches from your mouth. Avoid rooms with hard walls and floors that cause echo. Close windows and turn off fans or air conditioning. Speak at a consistent volume and pace.
Yes. The recorder displays a real-time waveform visualization on a canvas element while you record. This helps you monitor your audio levels and ensure you are not too quiet or clipping. Aim for consistent peaks that fill about two-thirds of the waveform display.
Yes. The voice recorder works in mobile browsers on both iOS and Android. Tap the record button and grant microphone permission when prompted. For best results on mobile, use headphones with a built-in microphone to reduce ambient noise pickup from the device speaker.
Need a specific TTS workflow?
Compare providers, test voices, then run it through one brokered API.