Create a custom voice for Discord
Turn 20 to 90 seconds of audio into a custom AI voice your whole server can use. Use your own voice or one you have explicit permission to clone.
Add Mimiq to your serverHow it works
Grab a clip
20 to 90 seconds of someone talking. A voice memo is perfect. Cleaner audio makes a better clone.
Run /clone
Name the voice, attach the audio, and confirm that you own it or have permission. Mimiq tells you when processing is complete.
Everyone uses it
The voice joins your server's library. Any member with permission can pick it
in /tts, or set it as their personal
default with /setvoice.
Built-in guardrails
Voice cloning is fun until someone abuses it, so the guardrails are not optional extras. A consent confirmation gates every clone, admins can delete any voice, per-channel and per-role permissions control member access to cloning and speech, and AI moderation can screen messages before they're spoken. Owners and people with Manage Server pass role restrictions; channel rules and consent requirements still apply.
Questions
Is voice cloning really free?
Free includes unlimited monthly TTS and typed-message translation, 3 custom voices and 60 caption minutes each month. Custom voices belong to the server and can be used by members with permission.
How much audio do I need?
20 to 90 seconds. A voice memo, a clip from a call, or any reasonably clean recording works. More audio and less background noise means a better clone.
How long does cloning take?
Upload the audio and confirm that you own the voice or have permission to use it. Processing time varies. Mimiq tells you when the voice is ready in your server library.
What about consent?
Before a clone is created, the creator must confirm they own the voice or have explicit permission from the person being cloned. Server admins can delete any cloned voice at any time, and misuse can lead to a ban from the bot.
How many voices can a server have?
Your server dashboard shows the current custom-voice allowance and how many slots are available. The standard Free plan has 3 slots; early-access servers can have higher allowances. Pro has no voice-count limit.