Uberduck offers realistic, expressive synthetic vocals for agencies, musicians, marketers, and creators. From text it says you can generate speech, singing, and rapping, and it also lists voice cloning, speech-to-speech, and an API. A music block supports 70+ languages and hundreds of musical styles. Pricing includes Starter at $2.00 / month paid yearly, Creator at $5.00 / month paid yearly, and Pro at $30.00 / month paid yearly. The site also says you can get started for free.
Official website · www.uberduck.ai
Uberduck fits text you want spoken, sung, or rapped, if you check the license first. Controls on the public pages are the language list, the 0 / 350 counter, cloning, and three paid cards. It is a weaker fit if you treat every paid plan as commercial. The music section says use commercially on any paid plan, while Starter says non-commercial license. Creator and Pro includes the commercial license, API access, and AI-generated raps.
The text block says generate speech, singing, and rapping from text. You click on a language to convert text to speech. Names run from Afrikaans through Zulu, including English, Mandarin, and Spanish. A counter on that view reads 0 / 350. These pages do not say whether 350 applies to every plan. Music is a separate block. It says create AI music with lyrics in seconds and instantly create professional-sounding tracks for any idea, with no musical experience required. Songwriting, production, and vocals are grouped together. The block supports 70+ languages and hundreds of musical styles. The pages do not say how a clicked language changes the voice.
Official documentationVoice cloning says make custom voices and let them speak, sing, and rap. That is the whole control line. The page does not give a sample length, a file type, or a clone count per plan. Speech to speech says change your voice to someone else’s, preserving the style. It does not describe the source recording or whose voice you may use. Starter includes Private Voice Access, and Creator and Pro includes private voice access.
Official documentationThe API heading says write code for text to speech, text to singing, text to rapping, and voice conversion. The pages do not show endpoints or a code sample. API access is shown on Creator and Pro, not on Starter. The homepage does not say the code line is limited to those two cards. The music area names jobs: video game soundtracks, custom brand jingles, podcast intros and outros, birthday or holiday greetings, YouTube intros and background music, school projects, and social media promos. The footer also lists an audio trimmer and converters such as Mp3 to Wav. Those names are links, not a documented conversion workflow.
Official documentationThe pricing introduction says upgrade to use outputs commercially and to reach image cloning, image generation, and video generation. The music bullets say use commercially on any paid plan. The cards split that. Starter says non-commercial license. Creator and Pro say commercial license. Starter is still paid: tools for quick tasks and exploration beyond the free tier, at $2.00 / month paid yearly, with 1,000 monthly credits. Creator, at $5.00 / month paid yearly, adds API access, AI image generation, custom AI image clones, AI-generated raps, and 3,600 monthly credits. Pro, at $30.00 / month paid yearly, repeats those lines with 25,000 monthly credits and a 24 hour support response time. Video generation stays in the upgrade sentence, not as a bullet on a card. Amounts are marked paid yearly beside a 6 months discount label.
Official documentationClicks a language, types the line, and notes the counter at 0 / 350. The text-to-speech line offers speech, singing, or rapping. Before a public clip, check the license. Starter is paid and non-commercial. Creator and Pro includes a commercial license. The pages do not name a file format or a watermark.
A suggested cloning path follows one sentence: make custom voices and let them speak, sing, and rap. Speech-to-speech is the other suggested input when you already have a performance and want the style kept. Private voice access is only a line on the paid cards.
A suggested music path uses examples already on the page: a brand jingle, a podcast intro, a holiday greeting, or YouTube background music. The page says no musical experience is required. Commercial release is still a card question. The music block says use commercially on any paid plan, while Starter says non-commercial license.
Use the Sign Up or log-in links. The page also says you can get started for free.
Click a language to convert text to speech. The public homepage shows a counter at 0 / 350.
Generate speech, singing, or rapping from text, make a custom voice, or change a voice while preserving the style.
Read Starter, Creator, and Pro if you need a commercial license, API access, image tools, or a higher credit line.
Amounts are from the Uberduck pricing page reviewed on 6 October 2026. It shows Monthly and Annually, says 6 months discount, and includes Starter at $2.00 / month paid yearly, Creator at $5.00 / month paid yearly, and Pro at $30.00 / month paid yearly. A separate month-to-month figure is not shown.
Quick tasks beyond the free tier.
$2.00.
/ month paid yearly.
Premium content for a wider audience.
$5.00.
/ month paid yearly.
Larger creators and growing businesses.
$30.00.
/ month paid yearly.
Starter is described as tools for quick tasks and exploration beyond the free tier. The pages say get started for free, but they do not list free credits or a free license. Creator and Pro includes API access and AI-generated raps. Pro alone adds 24 hour support response time.
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Consider it when you do not need Uberduck’s singing, rap, or non-commercial Starter license.
The homepage says get started for free, and Starter is described as exploration beyond the free tier. No free card lists credits or a license. Starter, Creator, and Pro are the priced plans. Free is not the Starter plan.
SourceStarter is $2.00 / month paid yearly: non-commercial license, Private Voice Access, 1,000 monthly credits. Creator is $5.00 / month paid yearly: commercial license, private voice access, API access, AI image generation, custom AI image clones, AI-generated raps, and 3,600 monthly credits. Pro is $30.00 / month paid yearly, with those Creator lines, 25,000 monthly credits, and a 24 hour support response time. A 6 months discount label sits beside Monthly and Annually. No separate non-yearly price is shown.
SourceThe music section says use commercially on any paid plan, and the pricing introduction says upgrade to use outputs commercially. Starter still says non-commercial license. Creator and Pro say commercial license. The pages do not define a client limit or a watermark.
SourceThe homepage says generate speech, singing, and rapping from text. Another block says create AI music with lyrics in seconds, with songwriting, production, and vocals included and no musical experience required. It supports 70+ languages and hundreds of musical styles. A required prompt template is not stated.
SourceThe homepage says write code for text to speech, text to singing, text to rapping, and voice conversion. Creator and Pro list API access. Starter does not.
SourceCloning says make custom voices and let them speak, sing, and rap. Speech-to-speech says change your voice to someone else’s, preserving the style. Private voice access appears on the paid cards without a definition.
SourcePro’s 24 hour support response time is not a refund promise.
SourceThe page says click on a language to convert text to speech and lists many names, including English, Spanish, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, and Zulu. The music block says it supports 70+ languages and hundreds of musical styles. It does not say every listed language can also sing or generate music.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Uberduck, did not generate speech or a song, and did not clone a voice. This profile restates the homepage and pricing page public from uberduck.ai on 6 October 2026. Plan prices, credit lines, and the non-commercial Starter license are the vendor’s published wording. This description is based on Uberduck's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Uberduck homepage, Uberduck pricing, Uberduck English text to speech.
Starter is a paid card with a non-commercial license. Creator and Pro includes a commercial license.