Upload a song or vocal recording and the AI voice detector listens for signs that the voice was made with AI, such as a voice clone or a fully generated vocal. You get an AI likelihood score from 0 to 100%, a confidence level, and the evidence it heard for a human voice and for an AI voice. Treat the result as an informed estimate, not proof, and keep in mind it checks how the voice was made, not who is singing.
You can try it free. New accounts get 6 free credits for 7 days, and each voice check costs 3 credits, so you can run up to 2 checks before paying anything. After that you buy credits as you need them, with no subscription required.
Upload the audio file (up to 80MB) or paste a direct link to an audio file, then press Analyze Voice. When it finishes you get the AI likelihood score, a confidence level and the evidence behind it, and the check is saved to your History. It all runs online, so there is nothing to install.
It is the estimated chance, from 0 to 100%, that the voice was made with AI. A high score means the detector heard more signs of AI, and a low score means the voice sounds more like a real person. Read it together with the confidence level and the written evidence, because one number never tells the whole story.
It is an estimate, not proof. The newest voice cloning and AI singing models can sound very human, and heavy effects, pitch correction or a poor recording can blur the signs in either direction. That is why you also get a confidence level and the case for both sides. For anything important, use it as one signal alongside other checks.
No. This tool checks whether a voice sounds human or AI generated. It does not recognize or name the singer or speaker. If you have two recordings and want to know whether they are the same person, use Match Voice Identity, which compares them for you.
It can flag a vocal that sounds AI generated, and that includes cloned voices. It cannot confirm whose voice was cloned. To look into a suspected clone, check it here first, then compare it with a recording you know is real using Match Voice Identity.
Both. You can upload a full song, an acapella, a voice note or a spoken recording. If the music is loud and busy, running the song through the Vocal Remover first and checking the acapella can give a clearer read on the voice itself.
Yes, as long as it is a direct link to an audio file, the kind that plays or downloads the audio itself. Links to a web page or a social media post will not load, so save the audio from there and upload the file instead.